Sentence examples for responses expanded from inspiring English sources

The participant questionnaire responses expanded on the differences between each interface focusing on manoeuvrability, immersive feeling, realistic feeling, quality of model representation and level of interest/excitement (Figure 13).

Over the course of diseases, the autoantibody responses expanded to target multiple citrullinated epitopes in both CIA and EAE.

He urged "all governments involved to provide comprehensive responses, expand safe and legal channels of migration and act with humanity, compassion and in accordance with their international obligations".

During this rebound period, the patient's HIV-1 specific HIV-1 specificponse expanded strongly.

To determine the relative contribution of each HLA restriction element to the total cytotoxic response, expanded HIV-specific CD8+ T-cells were co-incubated with heterologous uninfected and HIV-infected CD4+ T-cell targets matched at a single locus (Fig. 4B).

Many of the comments were about a lack of clarity in the methods and explanation: we have in response expanded the paper and included a more detailed motivation for following our path from variance to epistasis.

These devices may work as high performance photodetectors with a broad spectral response expanding from UV visible to near-infrared.

The predator response expands at a rate (frac{cxy}{1+omega x}), which is a saturating function of the amount of pest present.

Behavioral health integration challenges posed by the type and size of a disaster as a response expands to become multijurisdictional and multiorganizational are discussed.

As a result, the needed energy for the electrons jumping from the valence band to the conduction band becomes smaller, the electron excitation being easier, a red-shift occurring in the absorption band, the range of spectral response expanding, and the efficiency of electron excitation could be improved.

This is well before an adaptive primary immune response expands to the point of effectiveness.