Sentence examples for development response from inspiring English sources

The development response was to get markets right first and then deal with any remaining pockets of the poor.

Firstly, tackling discriminatory social norms must be at the core of the development response: the SDGs provide renewed impetus for countries to tackle the systemic and structural causes of gender inequalities.

Then there is the immune system: the body's highly regulated method for orchestrating processes such as tissue and organ development, response to injury and infection, response to foreign cells and, importantly, regulation of tissue repair and reconstruction.

"Nyuuji no onsee-chikaku-gakushuu ni okeru kobetsu gengo no eikyou -- Hayashi ronbun e no komento" (In Japanese: Influence of individual languages for infants' speech perception development. -- response to Hayashi paper --).

It is only a posteriori that PSTOL1, the isolated gene underlying PUP1 QTL, proved to control an adaptive development response of the root system in low-phosphate soil condition promoting root branching (Gamuyao et al. [2012]).

When the ROS concentration is at an acceptable low level, they play an important signaling function in plants controlling processes such as growth, development, response to biotic and abiotic environmental stimuli, and programmed cell death (Bailey-Serres and Mittler 2006.

The QDDR does a fine job of identifying 21st century threats and trying to craft diplomatic and development responses.

Understanding a species' behaviour in natural conditions can give insights into its development, responses and welfare in captivity.

The comprehensive annotation of grapevine kinase genes, their patterns of expression and coexpression, and the related information facilitate a more complete understanding of the roles of various grapevine kinases in growth and development, responses to abiotic stress, and evolutionary history.

In these situations, much-needed mental health care can be incorporated as part of humanitarian and development responses.

It would be wise to identify and link existing faith networks strategically in future development responses, notably rebuilding health systems, once the epidemic has subsided.