Sentence examples for temper response from inspiring English sources

In lung cancer, highly significant association between E2F1 and the ATP-binding cassette sub-family G member 2 has been found implying that E2F1 could temper response to chemotherapeutic drugs.

He offered a tempered response.

Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, offered some of the sharpest critiques of Mr. Obama's tempered response.

In the present work, the problem of vulnerability is not limited to a socially tempered response nor to a condition of potential exposure.

On the other hand, Mr. Richardson said, "China is part of a significant sanctions effort, and this may cool the North Koreans down, may temper their response".

It doesn't mean we refrain from discipline, but it does mean we need to temper our response.

One adviser said the Bush campaign was carefully tempering its response.

Surrogates for the former secretary of state were also encouraged to temper their responses.

Yet South Korea has tempered its response to the North's attacks.

"He, too, may have tempered his response," said Senator Richard C. Shelby of Alabama, the ranking Republican on the committee.

While his comments may sound incendiary in the world of computer music composers, Mr. Lansky's long years as a mentor and his self-deprecating outlook seem to have tempered the response.