Sentence examples for responses applied from inspiring English sources

From individual raw seismic records covering the time period 11 00 12 00, we corrected for instrumental responses, applied a high-pass filter of 0.05 Hz, integrated to displacement, and applied a band-pass filter of 0.1 0.5 Hz.

Upon a brief description of each of the involved CE operative modes, the characteristics of the chemometric strategies (type of design, factors and responses) applied to face a number of analytical challenges, are presented.

Furthermore, this framework for analyzing physiological, ecological, and evolutionary responses applies to other kinds of environmental change experienced by salmon.

However, it is still unclear (1) whether these responses apply to bees in a natural hive setting and (2) how these signatures of incipient starvation accompany the developmental and physiological changes that occur with age.

In the remained cases there are not substantial variations either in the bending moment on the rail, or in the response applied on the bed surfaces.

Denominator, however, is constant across response options as non-response applied to the entire question.

The variability in the definitions of remission and response applied across the studies presents challenges in performing indirect comparisons of interventions where no head-to-head studies exist.

The gender difference in response applied almost equally to the somatic (PHQ-3) and non-somatic (PHQ-6) depression scores with a female to male score ratio of 1.38 versus 1.29, respectively (Table  1).

The question of appropriate legal response applies, first, to the actions of law-enforcers when deciding whether and how to intervene in a civilly disobedient action, whether to arrest, whether to charge, and so on.

We deconvolve the instrument response, apply a band-pass filter to the data, and construct a dataset for the passband from 0.005 to 0.08 Hz (i.e., for the period range 12.5 200 s).

The strength of the fixed-location sources was estimated for each time-instant of the evoked response applying the linear inverse solution using a cortical loose orientation constraint [114].