Sentence examples for shortened response from inspiring English sources

Mr. York gradually became concerned that the United States and the Soviet Union were developing more weapons yet becoming less secure and that the shortened response times to a pre-emptive nuclear strike would put nuclear decision making in the hands of low-level military officers or, ultimately, computers.

(Thus, as the integrity of the HPA axis is required throughout training to maintain performance, a shortened response duration of the HPA axis in OTS-affected athletes would affect sustained performance).

The smaller negative value for α-phase LF among CFS patients as compared to controls during LBNP suggests a shortened response time within the sympathetic part of the baroreflex, possibly caused by central enhancement of neural transmission.

In the circumstances of this study, where callers are not visible, deceptive 911 callers may restrict their verbal responses, exhibiting low affect or shortened responses when compared to truth tellers.

The use of auto-injectors shortens response time for administering organophosphate antidote treatment.

They are based on the adaptive execution of redundant programs so as to minimise hardware resource consumption and to shorten response time, as much as possible, for a required level of fault tolerance.

First, the scorecard brings together, in a single management report, many of the seemingly disparate elements of a company's competitive agenda: becoming customer oriented, shortening response time, improving quality, emphasizing teamwork, reducing new product launch times, and managing for the long term.

Consistent with the cell shortening response, ADH transgene failed to affect intracellular Ca2+ properties by itself (Fig. 3).

This will shorten response time and eliminate confusion in providing quick solutions to routine issues.

When compared to feature switch trials, feature repetitions have been found to shorten response times (RT) and decrease the amount of errors (Maljkovic and Nakayama, 1994).

For example, in Sierra Leone, it has been shown that equipping remote health facilities and traditional birth attendants with radio receivers linked to referral hospitals can shorten response times and reduce maternal deaths.