The phrase "vigorous input" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe strong, energetic, or forceful contributions or feedback in a discussion or process.
Example: "The project benefited greatly from the vigorous input of all team members during the brainstorming session."
Alternatives: "robust feedback" or "dynamic contributions."
That panel can only formally change the name of a place after a valid request (Georgia state officials didn't send their petition until a few weeks ago, and it's not clear why), vigorous debate and input from any nearby Native American tribes, local government officials and the state's board for geographic names.
When only vigorous changes in histamine input remove desensitization and briefly reopen the channels, ort6 LMCs integrate naturalistic stimuli inefficiently, generating fast responses at all luminance levels (Fig. 2D).
Interestingly, systemic hypercapnia in the absence of the peripheral chemoreceptor inputs evoked vigorous increases in SNA, however, the slopes of the CO2-evoked sympathoexcitatory and cardiovascular responses were not affected following inhibition of C1 neurones (and transduced RTN neurones for that matter).
If a team knows the decision will be left to them, you get much more honest input and feedback, open discussion and vigorous (and sometimes uncomfortable) debate, better understanding of fears and opportunities, and more transparent self-assessments.
Although responses to cardinal contours are usually more vigorous, neurons preferring cardinal contours suffer more from the lack of interhemispheric input than neurons preferring oblique contours.
In a series of preliminary investigations, QIAshredder cell lysate homogenisation at low levels of input cells, <3000 cells was shown to be detrimental to the resultant RNA yield compared to vigorous vortexing (data not shown).
Vigorous attempted procreation.
Vigorous debate has ensued.
Redistribution is vigorous.
