Sentence examples for combat response from inspiring English sources

But risk to them remains, especially because of the ambiguity of when and how to respond militarily when a "combat" response is no longer the standard option.

What worries China is that such an expansion of operational ties could mean a more rapid, more effective American combat response if Beijing were to attack Taiwan.

The results show the feasibility of the fuzzy TOPSIS framework to find out the best combat responses in case of accidents with oil spill in the sea.

The selection of the best combat responses to oil spill in the sea when several alternatives have to be evaluated with different weights for each criterion consist of a multicriteria decision making (MCDM) problem.

This, along with allowing interviewees the freedom to choose a location for the face to face interview potentially raises the feasibility of this type of assessment by allowing interviewees to take ownership over the process, and was developed to combat non-response bias, as explored by Cassarett et al. [ 20].

These drugs combat the delayed response of nasal congestion as well as itching, sneezing and runny nose.

While it is possible that these strains of these pathogens are non-virulent, it is equally likely that this plant encodes and transcribes the desired resistance genes and transcripts needed to combat a virulent response from any one of these pathogens.

Thus, TAAs from pathogenic organisms may exhibit similar general features to other extracellular proteins or extracellular domains of membrane-anchored proteins in terms of evolution and efforts to combat the immune response of their host.

Besides the need to combat the immune response of several hosts, which is a requirement to widen the hosts range [ 143], the free-living stage of Rubzovinema sp. is to adapt to diverse microbioclimatic conditions of complex environments of rodent habitats.

Since S. lycopersicum is the natural host for TYLCCNV, it is likely that TYLCCNV has significantly adapted to this host and is able to combat host defense responses using its betasatellite.

Thus R. microplus may need to apply similar strategies in both the larvae and adult stages in order to combat host immune responses, which would differ from other tick species that parasitise multiple hosts.