Sentence examples for Providing response from inspiring English sources

Additionally, we agree with Blessman et al. (2007) recommendation to focus on providing response professionals with small, easily accomplishable steps.

Humanitarian actors in Palestine (disaster response as well as development organization staff) serve intermediary roles both in mitigating social, political, and environmental factors that make communities prone to disaster as well as providing response and recovery resources.

In conclusion, we showed that PLD/GEM combination is active in recurrent/metastatic breast cancer patients, providing response rates, and above all median TTP and OS values comparable with those achieved with more toxic combinations (Von Minckwitz, 2007).

We confirmed in a large, very homogenous study sample of chemotherapy-naïve recurrent/metastatic breast cancer patients the efficacy and safety of PLD/GEM combination, providing response rates, median TTP and OS values comparable with those achieved with more toxic combinations.

Providing water, education and protective spaces In response to the flood emergency, UNICEF and partners are providing safe drinking water to 267,900 flood-affected people in Balochistan, Punjab and Sindh.

Providing role models is the ultimate answer.

Providing legal assistance in the midst of a disaster is central to any response plan (9, 10).

"Providing people with a comfortable environment and allowing for humour, curiosity and natural responses are essential," she explains.

Providing drug treatment programmes for drug users is considered both a cost effective and humanitarian response [ 2].

Providing that efficient eradication of the autoreactive memory is a prerequisite for favourable long-term responses, it is suggested to analyse the frequency of autoantigen-specific T cells before and after SCT where possible, for example, islet-Ag-specific T cells in type 1 diabetes.

Providing objective performance indicators can improve agreement between observed function and self-reported ability, perhaps by counteracting a response shift.