Sentence examples for responses were referred from inspiring English sources

Babies who had two consecutive failed TEOAE responses were referred to an audiologist.

Responses that were in agreement with expert responses were referred to as favorable, while responses that were in disagreement with expert responses were referred as unfavorable (Semsar et al., 2011).

Two major impressions of group responses were referred to by the by-sitter (HP) and the educator (JU) when the participants were encouraged to disclose worries and disease experiences: Participants expressed relief when realizing their experience of symptoms was shared with others in the group and pleasure in sharing ideas on how to manage symptoms.

The process by which plant cells sense stress signals and transmit them to cellular machinery to activate adaptive responses is referred to as signal transduction73.

Collectively, these responses are referred to as the "TCDD-inducible AhR-Nrf2 gene battery".

These responses are referred to as 'surround' responses, because they are generated by stimulation of an adjacent whisker.

These responses are referred to as the 'missing-tissue response' (Wenemoser and Reddien, 2010; Wenemoser et al., 2012).

Incomplete cytogenetic responses are referred to as major or minor responses according to the percentages of Ph+ cells detected.

Responses are referred to as Th1-like and Th2-like after the original description of the cytokine profiles produced by subsets of CD4+T cells [ 7].

Patients with incomplete clinical response were referred to TME surgery.

Cases which could not be unambiguously categorised by the computer alone (e.g. those where the category depended on a free text response) were referred to the clinical panel for assessment, again, applying the rule set.