Sentence examples for some form of response from inspiring English sources

Buy new" campaign catches on, perhaps sellers of older homes will be forced into some form of response.

She said Amnesty had written to the British and US governments a year ago, expressing concern over reports of abuses in Iraq: "We have some form of response from the British and none to this date from the Americans".

A tragedy like the one in Peshawar necessitates some form of response to secure justice.

And while the Supreme Court continues to disdain campaign finance regulation, the populist movement that has grown in response to the Citizens United decision has enacted some form of response to that decision in nearly all 50 states.

Following our preliminary work, this study provides further evidence that both self-reports on behaviour and social cognitive measures could be affected by some form of response bias.

For the first time in social science doping research, our results showed that not only the information on doping behaviour but also self-reported social cognitive measures could also be affected by some form of response bias.

Also, the use of one-on-one telephone interviews to collect data may reduce some forms of response bias as participants are less affected by cues from facial expressions or perceived social desirability from the researcher (e.g. in one-on-one interviews) or other participants (e.g. in a focus group setting) [ 58, 59].

Four processes were over-represented and all of them were related to some forms of responses to stresses, including light intensity, temperature, abscisic acid and other abiotic stimulus.

Of the 104 respondents who had attended hospital following an episode of DSH, 46 made some form of qualitative response about help beforehand and 50 made a response regarding reasons they had not sought help following an episode of DSH.

We speculate that both the high and low temperature exposures result in some form of stress response leading to changes in chromosomal architecture that reduce the trans-interactions, although these response pathways are not necessarily the same.

Of the 105 participants, 45 (43%) reported engaging in some form of demand response behaviour.