Sentence examples for examining the response from inspiring English sources

This fourth and final stage of the long-running inquest into the deaths of gunman Man Haron Monis and hostages Katrina Dawson and Tori Johnson is examining the response to the siege by law enforcement.

The big gap was Penn, who gives an outstanding performance as Wilson but is this week giving evidence in the US to a congressional committee examining the response to the Haiti disaster.

"Our investigation is examining the response of Thames Valley Police to the missing persons report, and whether the individual and collective decisions made by police officers or staff and the related actions were appropriate and proportionate in the circumstances.

Then examining if the timing requirement of a single data transmission is met requires examining the response times of the composite tasks in an additive manner.

There are few published studies from Africa examining the response function relating N2O emissions to cattle manure quality (Hickman et al. 2011).

Extensive numerical simulations are performed examining the response of brickwork in compression/tension regimes, at different orientations of the bed joints relative to the loading direction.

Recent climate variability and anomaly in the Great Lakes region provided a valuable opportunity in examining the response and regulation of ecosystem carbon cycling across different ecosystems.

By examining the response of detachment rate to varying MgATP we found the rate of MgADP release was unaffected by the myosin mutations.

The problems that can arise from traveling waves in motor circuits can best be illustrated by examining the response of a transmission line to applied transient voltages.

Studies of cellular processes and determination of toxic effects of nanomaterials on cells are commonly based on examining the response of a cellular population, such as a cell monolayer, tissue, or organ [1 6].

In a report examining the response to the scandal in England, the public spending watchdog found the public's expectations about the authenticity of food were not being matched by the effectiveness of controls in place.