Sentence examples for critical to respond from inspiring English sources

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According to Olabode, it's critical to respond appropriately to the kind of conflict you're experiencing.

Glucocorticoid hormones are critical to respond and adapt to stress.

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Also, while the states unanimously agreed that collaboration among local, state, and federal public health agencies, academic research institutions, and other nongovernmental organizations is critical to responding effectively to WNV, the degree to which such collaborations actually occurred and the existence of previously established relationships varied.

Neither modern political philosophy nor theology nor philosophy had the critical resources to respond to the disintegration of the liberal state, the very political structure that was touted as "the opposite of… 'the kingdom of darkness,' i.e., of medieval society" (SCR, p. 3).

While the N.S.A.'s job is chiefly one of detection and monitoring, the agency also possesses what Michael D. McConnell, the former director of national intelligence, called "the critical skill set" to respond quickly to cyberattacks.

Hospitals are an integral part of a society's critical functions designed to respond to man-made and natural disasters.

In this scenario, the ICPS provided critical information needed to respond to the hazard (e.g., the presence of water-reactive chemicals in substantial quantities).

"This can slow the flow of critical information needed to respond to a medical emergency, or lock down a school during the search for a dangerous suspect".

"The Government of Rwanda values the partnership with the Government of Japan and appreciates the support to critical services established to respond to the needs of the refugee population, children in particular under the coordination of UNICEF, UNHCR and partners.

Indeed, pretreatment of larvae with DPI significantly reduced the number of leukocytes infiltrating the lateral line, confirming that ROS gradient formation is also critical for leukocytes to respond to copper-mediated lesions and the potential of the ChIn assay to link unexpected molecules to leukocyte infiltration.

Not preparing, not building readiness, exposes our communities and potential victims and responders to its disturbing alternative, a lack of critical knowledge about how to respond.

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