Sentence examples for coherent response of from inspiring English sources

It is possible that, neurons having the role of provincial hubs may be involved in local coordination of neural activity, while, the connector hubs may be responsible for integration of local excitations to produce a coherent response of the entire system.

It has offered no coherent response of its own to the Brazilian crisis.

The levels of the flux-signaling metabolites become coupled, enabling a robust, coherent response of the TFs.

Thermal preference and heat tolerance in the isochromosomal lines of D. subobscura appear to be genetically independent, which might potentially prevent a coherent response of behaviour and physiology (i.e., coadaptation) to thermal selection.

The horrific rise in xenophobia makes it all the more urgent for the left to develop and articulate a coherent response on free movement of people that neither panders nor patronises.

The awfulness of the line isn't really Michaels's fault: the development of a coherent response to Horn of Africa piracy probably has been hindered by how amusingly retro it sounds.

The lack of a coherent response to the crisis of 2008 might be excusable if Mr Paul supported a convincing strategy for preventing the need for bail-outs in the future, for example by breaking up large banks.

The one dissenting voice on the seven-strong committee, the Bishop of Birkenhead Keith Sinclair, said he did not believe the report offered a consistent or coherent response to questions of the church's response to sexuality.

Baines asks: "Does your government have a coherent response to the plight of these huge numbers of Christians whose plight appears to be less regarded than that of others?

First, Conservatives need a coherent response to the rise of self-employment.

However, Churchill thinks Adebowale will "have his work cut out" pulling together a coherent response to the impact of drugs and alcohol on society.