Sentence examples for deployment and response from inspiring English sources

JSI Research and Training Institute, an independent health research firm, handled survey deployment and response management.

There is a need for systems research related to safety, communications, resource deployment and response, workforce planning and integration with other services such as hospitals, public safety, social services and public health services.

"We must explore reform of weapons and equipment allocation, ensuring sequential deployment and rapid response," said the commander, Wu Shuangzhan, in a speech reported in The People's Armed Police News.

Montcalm was taken aback to learn of the British deployment, and his response has been regarded as precipitate.

Quantifying the contribution of particular evolutionary changes to disease burden allows priority-setting for antimicrobial stewardship, vaccine deployment and other responses.

Gross and Thompson (2007) describe five temporally linked domains of a person situation interaction where emotions can be regulated: situation selection, situation modification, attentional deployment, cognitive change, and response modulation.

Assessing maladaptive situation selection, situation modification, attentional deployment, cognitive change, and response modulation in youth with ASD may prove to be a useful method of formulating individual treatment plans to address emotional problems at a transdiagnostic level.

That is capable of providing insight into drug deployment from the nanoptherapeutics and response relationships at the single cell level further extending to responsiveness in collective tumor tissues.

The simulation results can predict the effects of clearance on attitude motion of spacecraft system and deployment response of solar panel preferably.

These results highlight the value of advanced technologies in vaccine development and deployment in response to infections with pandemic potential.

Unwin et al [ 21] intensively followed up a random selection of non-responders and found that those with more symptoms responded earlier but there was no significant interaction between deployment, late response and health outcome.