Sentence examples for appropriate immediate from inspiring English sources

"From our investigation to date, we continue to believe this was an isolated incident and that appropriate immediate action has been taken at ITH Pharma's facility to avoid a recurrence.

Thus, previous experiences with snakes may be required for marmosets to fully develop appropriate immediate and long-term responses.

A large group of patients do not survive traumatic OHCA despite appropriate, immediate, and extensive efforts by bystanders and EMS personnel.

The goal for this is to identify patients for appropriate immediate salvage therapy (e.g., more intensive chemotherapy or stem cell transplant).

In addition to the four ω-gliadin genes (by the criteria of start and stop codons and appropriate immediate flanking DNAs), there are also four ω-gliadin gene fragments scattered throughout this genome region (Fig.  1; F1–F4).

In such a model, their main task would be to rapidly spread from their inoculating point to appropriate immediate surrounding areas as fast as possible, leaving the duty of permanent colonization to swarm center bacteria who are expressing virulence factors and survival determinants.

"If we are aware that any group or individual could pose a threat, an appropriate and immediate law enforcement action will take place," a senior government official said.

"We have taken appropriate and immediate actions to address the issues raised and further improve the safety of the service," she said.

"It is important that children receive appropriate and immediate psychosocial support in affected areas in order to reduce the possible affects of trauma," said Prof. Lungwangwa.

Further improvement of L. plantarum as a lignocellulolytic bacterium could therefore lead to optimal biomass bioprocessing schemes, appropriate for immediate industrial acceptance.

The most important factor in the development of calves is the appropriate and immediate consumption of colostrum post-partum, as it is the first source of nutrients after birth [ 2].