Sentence examples for visible responses from inspiring English sources
We interpret these effects as still visible responses of the lower grazing intensity in these camps during the historic period.
But when the President abruptly reverses one of his most visible responses to the BP oil disaster just three weeks before Election Day, it's no wonder the American people are confused about the urgency of the climate crisis and the need to transition to clean energy sources immediately.
Regarding the large-amplitude spikes, slightly increased frequencies occurred during some of the stimulation periods, but no visible responses appeared.
Such stimuli lead to visible responses such as a reorientation of organs or changes in shape allowing catching an insect or improved anchorage.
According to this view, cues (e.g., tones) may elicit images of predicted outcomes (e.g., food), which in turn may elicit visible responses.
The visible responses of U. maydis to nutrient starvation were associated with changes in gene transcript abundance allowing us to use these responses to identify novel genes, advance the knowledge of transcript structure and contribute information to aid annotation of the genome.
Beg said nothing, and Gates detected no visible response.
If the rest of us are shown the faces of frightened people, scans show a visible response in the amygdala, the part of the brain most involved in processing emotional reactions.
The letter was Mr. Weill's second visible response in two days to the rising drumbeat out of Washington for punishment of Enron's bankers for their role in the financing arrangements that led to Enron's collapse last year.
Even after Western governments declared that Syrian government forces had used banned chemical weapons like the nerve agent sarin, crossing what President Obama had once called a "red line," the attacks provoked little visible response.
Mr. Ridge said he and his Office of Homeland Security, set up as a visible response by Mr. Bush to the attacks, would have little reason to exist or to champion the idea of a huge new department of domestic security without a continued threat.
