Sentence examples for help us to respond from inspiring English sources

The health and social services minister, Mark Drakeford, said: "The bill will help us to respond to a range of public health threats in Wales, including the risk of re-normalising smoking for a generation of children and young people who have grown up in largely smoke-free environments.

We are wired by nature, he notes, to pay attention to new stimuli, thereby helping us to respond quickly to predators or to nab a potential meal.

Many research groups concentrated their work on the tactile sensing abilities of our skin, but skin has many more functions helping us to respond properly to surroundings varying unpredictably.

Although it's still early days, we, and I speak broadly to include other NGOs, have learned lessons from this response and subsequent recovery, which will help us to better respond to the next emergency.

"Coordination this year has been very strong, and we expect that the multiagency effort will help us to detect and respond to particular problem areas as the winter progresses".

"I beg of you, help us to keep from having to respond to tragedy that can be prevented," Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia said at a news conference Monday, after deputies responded to the third fatal accidental shooting involving children in four days.

Understanding the mechanisms of cryo-stress will also help us to understand how plants respond to various types of abiotic stresses in nature.

Thus, our findings suggest that a miRNA profile may help us to distinguish patients who will respond to paclitaxel treatment and provide biomarker of poor prognosis in OC patients.

To identify the relative importance of both processes (local adaptation vs. phenotypic plasticity) would help us to accurately predict how species will respond to spatial challenges like landscape fragmentation or climate change.

Characterizing the effects of specific loading conditions on the mechanical properties of tendon will help us to understand how the tissue responds to loading.

Understanding how root systems respond to environmental cues may help us to identify the genes and processes involved.