Sentence examples for expanded response from inspiring English sources

Without an expanded response, the United Nations estimates that an additional 45 million people will become infected with H.I.V. by 2010.

Notifications are great for keeping you in the loop, as mentioned, and for acknowledgements, but they could benefit greatly from expanded response powers.

In this post hoc analysis of attack frequency over time and expanded response rates, the practical combination of nVNS and currently available cCH treatments led to rapid, sustained, and clinically meaningful responses.

For instance, Calford et al. [34] reported that neurons in cat primary auditory cortex exhibited expanded response areas following exposure to intense pure tones.

As more refugees are transferred to temporary camps, there is a need for expanded response, especially in the provision of sanitation and water facilities in the newer settlements.

Within the UN System, we have also been working to scale up our programming and support for an expanded response to HIV/AIDS, particularly at the country level.

He warned of "stronger, expanded responses" if the Israeli raids continued.

One resource many humanitarian organizations turn to during a crisis is the Digital Humanitarian Network (DHN), a group of digital volunteers who expand response capacity during humanitarian crises such as the recent Nepal earthquake and Ebola outbreak in West Africa.

SGS is less used in programme planning, in projecting future interventions or as an advocacy tool to increase resources and expand response.

In all the patients with a detectable preexisting response, the response was further expanded after TriMixDC-MEL treatment, indicating that our DC therapy is able to expand responses in vivo).

The biosensor displays rapid response and expanded linear response range, and excellent repeatability and stability.