Sentence examples for change responding from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, the Conservative UK government accepted the advice of the independent Committee on Climate Change, responding to its regular, carbon budget driven review process, and adopted an ambitious 2030 emissions reduction target.

In addition to detecting change, responding to it and preparing for it require some understanding of the role of experimentation because the evolution algorithm is simple: experimentation, selection, and replication.

For a better understanding of the temporal response of gene expression in the immune system, we constructed a prototypical cell showing the possible candidate signaling pathways, containing 35 genes (> 2-fold change) responding to treatment with [BF/S+L/Ep].

The plan reiterates the UK's commitment to spending 0.7% of gross national income on aid by 2013, which OECD reports the country is well on the way to achieving, [ 69] and includes priorities such as leading international action to improve the lives of girls and women, combating climate change, responding to humanitarian disasters and improving the global development system [ 67].

Michael Teague, whom she appointed to the position, when asked by the local NPR reporter Joe Wertz whether he believed in climate change, responded that he believed that the climate changed every day.

The Committee on Climate Change responded to Paterson with a reserved and systematic rebuttal, calmly pointing to the existence of 500 climate laws in 66 countries and legally-binding emissions targets in Denmark, Finland and Mexico.

When prices began to increase in April 2015, rig count change responded almost immediately.

Both absolute and relative growth, mortality, and net biomass change responded significantly to forest ageing (Tables 1 and 2).

Moreover, growth, mortality, and net biomass change responded to atmospheric CO2, annual temperature anomaly, and standardized precipitation evapotranspiration index similarly across all drainage classes.

Color of Change responded to the accusations by posting links to canceled checks on their web site.

Sixty-five percent of sex workers surveyed both before and after the law change responded that it was easier now to refuse a client.