Sentence examples for expansion to respond from inspiring English sources

The on-site prosthetics unit has been forced to undergo enormous expansion to respond to the increased demand, and has had to refine its equipment to accommodate a previously-unseen cohort of very active and energetic newly-limbless patients, who are being encouraged to take up sport as a key part of their recovery.

But they also reflect a widespread view, in Brussels and even more in national capitals, that expansion must be slowed down to respond to "enlargement fatigue".Many politicians have decided that public opinion is irrevocably opposed to enlargement.

This allows the diaphragm to expand fully and the pelvic floor to respond to that expansion.

The E/Ea ratio is not statistically different between responders and nonresponders in the ICU and no low discriminant threshold value of E/Ea could identify patients likely to respond to fluid expansion.

Suntech said the new plant "is configured for growth to respond to the expected expansion of the U.S. solar market in the coming years".

Vasoplegic shock was defined as vasoplegic patients that needed norepinephrine for at least 4 hours, after failure to respond to appropriate volume expansion.

VS was defined as persistent hypotension (mean arterial pressure of less than 70 mm Hg) requiring norepinephrine for at least 4 hours after failure to respond to appropriate volume expansion (pulmonary capillary wedge pressure of greater than 15 mm Hg).

As favourable environmental conditions reappear, expansion from cave microrefugia may allow some populations to respond rapidly to climate change [ 12].

T cells show clonal senescence; their potential for expansion is decreased and their ability to produce certain cytokines or to respond to cytokines may decrease.

Defects in the apoptotic pathway can eventually lead to expansion of a population of neoplastic cells and affect the intrinsic ability to respond to therapy.

In order to respond to this, in 2009, Thailand implemented a large-scale expansion of its tax-financed "social" pension.