Sentence examples for response will be explored from inspiring English sources

Possible predictors of response will be explored including life events and difficulties and alcohol consumption.

The independence of associations between the proposed predictor variables and IAPT non-response will be explored using linear mixed model methods (for continuous outcome measures) and logistic regression (for categorically-defined outcomes i.e. recovered vs. non-recovered).

The relationship between measures of immune response and PFS and OS will be explored in multivariable Cox proportional hazard models including treatment arm as covariate.

In addition, neural responses during effort anticipation will be explored.

These include genes encoding enzymes involved in alcohol metabolism, the receptor for the brain signaling molecule (i.e., neurotransmitter) γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA), proteins involved in the circadian rhythm, and proteins involved in immune responses, all of which will be explored in more detail in subsequent articles in this issue.

In this paper, the global local dimensions of analysis and response to child sexual abuse will be explored.

However, the final number of items, and the number of response level options for each item will be explored following a multi-centre pilot and validation study.

The response of the cell to 4-hydroxynonenal (4HNE), a reactive aldehyde produced physiologically in response to inflammation and various air pollutants, will be explored in detail.

Despite their previous associations with IFNβ treatment, the status of these chemokines and IL-6 as clinical response markers to IFNβ is unknown and will be explored in this study.

Also, experiences of usefulness will be explored through participants' voluntary responses to a feedback form available in the VCSTD.

The possible dose-response relationship with higher effect of high dose will be explored by prioritizing group comparisons.