Sentence examples for robust reaction from inspiring English sources
There have been voices calling for a more robust reaction from the German government, and a number of protest marches by citizens.
Additionally, the new parameters created a more robust reaction in simulation when the residual water content was adjusted.
Part of the reason for Parliament's robust reaction may be that it sincerely found Buttiglione's views intolerable, especially coming from a commissioner whose responsibilities could include immigration, discrimination and women's rights.
But if there is one thing they like less than feeling neglected by America, it is being harangued by China.In Singapore's Straits Times, Barry Wain has reported that China's robust reaction has "had the desired response" in ASEAN.
This helps to explain the robust reaction to last week's column, in which I reported that Tom Stuker, whom United Airlines calls its "top flier," has flown more than a million miles on United this year.
But the fact firms aren't as confident about current conditions as expected may show that growth this quarter will be a little weaker than hoped (although still quite robust) Reaction to follow.... Updated at 9.47am BST 8.55am BST The most interesting corporate story this morning involves Spain's Telefonica and Telecom Italia, whose shares jumped 4% in early trading.
About one-third of the protein signals could be detected to show robust reactions correlating with stressor concentration.
First, there are a variety of robust reactions for both reductive amination and peptide bond forming reactions that lead to relatively pure products in high yields while precluding difficult purification of products.
For example, a genotype highly robust to reaction removal in one environment may have low robustness in a second environment.
He never expected so robust a reaction to routine provocations.
They have provoked a predictably robust public reaction: Salmond promptly described Labour as "a hotbed of factionalism and poisonous infighting – between factions in Scotland and London and within those factions themselves.
