Sentence examples for very common response from inspiring English sources

It was not a very common response.

"This very common response mothers have to their own babies is biologically driven," said Dr. Lane Strathearn, the lead author and an assistant professor of pediatrics at Baylor College of Medicine.

When I ask people why they don't sign up for this benefit, a very common response is fear of the "use it or lose it" rule.

"Was exhausted and not much energy" (Michelle, low SEP) "Was exhausted and not much energy" (Michelle, low SEP) A very common response for undertaking little to no leisure-time physical activity during pregnancy was due to morning sickness.

Continuous lying down and getting up, circling, is a very common response seen in many forms of colic, and doesn't always mean a twist is occurring.

A comparison of the protein families [Pfam, http://pfam.sanger.ac.uk/] assigned for up-regulated genes in the above analysis revealed very little common responses among the three Trichoderma spp., and also between the two opportunistic and strong mycoparasitic species.

Hormetic inhibitions are very common in hormonal responses of many kinds, and are thought by some to be safety mechanisms to prevent overstimulation.

Thus, the weaker kappa performance of the scoring model for adapt/acclimation is due, in part, to the fact that it was not very common in our particular response corpus.

Contrary to that, metabolites and transcripts significantly altered by the stress conditions in our experiment were characterized by patterns with opposite reactions in at least two of the experiments; and very few features showed a common response.

"The 'send him home' response is very common for all sorts of problems," emailed Peter Van Buren, author of We Meant Well, a tell-all about the reconstruction effort in Iraq.

Proxy responses are very common when surveys are conducted among the elderly or disabled population.