Sentence examples for response to enquiry from inspiring English sources

Thus, the sensitivity of self-reported regular use of antidepressants was 71.3%, if the medication purchase precondition was four months before and after the response to enquiry.

The proportion of false positive self-reports decreased from 13.4 to 2.5%, if the time window was widened from 4 to 12 months before the response to enquiry.

Self-reported use of medication was compared to the prescription register data within a 4-month time window preceding the response to enquiry (Tables 2 and 3).

Only 44% out of 1,638 women reported their use of psychoactive medication when compared to the prescription register within a 4-month time window preceding their response to enquiry.

Thus, a 4-month time window preceding the date of response to enquiry was chosen for prescription register data to ensure that a person would purchase a medication at least once (if used continuously) [ 19].

In response to enquiries from Vegetarian Journal, however, McDonald's did acknowledge that its fries derive some of their characteristic flavour from "animal products".

"It is not feasible or affordable to protect every household now or in the long term, especially given the likely consequences of sea level rise," said the EA and Defra, in a recent response to enquiries from Friends of the Earth.

The MOOC was created partly in response to enquiries from higher education institutions in New Zealand and internationally who wished to use the 2012 course in their own institutions.

"The scheme was designed by the previous government merely to give a factual response to enquiries as to whether someone was wanted for terrorist offences or whether they were not.

Caregiver support is through provision of information via the website, written materials, and response to enquiries.

Disease at entry was defined as a positive response to enquiries regarding one or more of the following at study entry: unexplained weight loss in the preceding year, bronchitis, diabetes (based on self-report and blood glucose levels), ischaemia (based on self-report and ECG trace), intermittent claudication, dyspnoea, or care of a general practitioner for raised blood pressure or heart problems.