Sentence examples for allows for rapid response from inspiring English sources

The presence of military personnel and equipment in key geographical regions allows for rapid response in the event of a conflict, should deterrence fail.

The PDA allows for rapid response times.

Without a viable alternative, courts-martial of contractors working with U.S. armed forces must be permitted because it allows for rapid response to crimes and more rapid judicial procedures.

On the other hand, it allows for rapid response and preparation to anticipated changes that will impact the growth rate.

Second, it allows for rapid response: the organism can react to its predicted model of how the world unfolds prior to receiving inputs that confirms the prediction.

This technique is very useful and low input for farmers in the supervision of the health in milking cows, as well as it allows for rapid response to occurring metabolic disorders [ 61].

This group can be an effective gauge in demonstrating the presence of contaminants because they exhibit the key features needed to be a good bioindicator, in particular their abundance, genetic diversity and reduced generation time, which allows for rapid responses to environmental changes [11].

Anthropologist Barbara Arisi of the Federal University of Latin American Integration in Foz de Iguaçu, Brazil, says the hands-off policy has advantages, but should be more flexible, allowing for rapid response in emergencies.

The compounds under consideration are less perishable than vaccines, amenable to distribution, particularly in warm climates, and simple to manufacture to even allow for rapid response in outbreak situations.

With all these obstacles to productive transcription it appears likely that organisms have evolved additional means to ensure sufficient transcriptional activity on the one hand and to allow for rapid response to external stimuli on the other.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04235.002 Undifferentiated pluripotent cells present a unique dilemma with regard to gene regulation; genes that promote differentiation must be repressed to maintain pluripotency, yet this repression must be reversible to allow for rapid response to developmental cues.