Sentence examples for designed to respond to the from inspiring English sources

In approach, the Institute is designed to respond to the needs and interests that New Haven teachers themselves identify.

This chapter discusses both food security and food assistance programs designed to respond to the threat of food insecurity.

Selection criteria mainly designed to respond to the market demand, focused on milk yields, lactation lengths and reproductive characteristics.

Willis also won a design award from Metropolis magazine for his idea called Lunar-Resonant Streetlamps that are designed to respond to the availability of moonlight.

The model was designed to respond to the real, and very unpredictable, nature of startups as they respond to market pressures and refine their products, Manby says.

Vectors can also be designed to respond to the local environment of a given cell or tissue, or engineered to respond to a small molecule drug.

When a physical stimulus, such as touch, taste, or colour, acts on a sensory receptor cell specifically designed to respond to that stimulus, then the energy of the stimulus (e.g., mechanical, chemical, light) is transduced, or transformed, into an electrical response.

Besides the fact that our study was not designed to respond to this question, our results highlight the financial implication of this management strategy.

That's the real charm of the MRES: It is designed to respond to people the way they talk.

Once you fall asleep, the surging melatonin encourages white-blood-cell activity specifically designed to respond to pathogens like the bacteria living in your middle.

Orienting production towards global markets is risky for modern pastoralists primarily because market structures are designed to respond to cash and not the needs of the most vulnerable or 'cashless' members of society (Brinkman et al. 2009; Christian 2010; Darmon and Ferguson 2002).