Sentence examples for high-level response from inspiring English sources

EGYPT: DEFENDING PEACE EFFORTS -- In the first high-level response to Clinton administration critics, Osama el-Baz, an aide to President Hosni Mubarak, gave a spirited defense of the Egyptian role in advancing Arab-Israeli peace.

Mumbai's top officials, who had told themselves that the Delhi gang rape could not have happened here, were horrified and initiated a broad, high-level response, as if an act of terrorism had taken place.

High-Level Response Though the men in the mill may not have known it, rape had become a matter of great public import in India, a gauge of a city's identity.

In light of figures like these, Abbott's moves would seem like an appropriately high-level response to an insidious national problem.

However, in response to either TLR7/8 or TLR9 stimulation, IFN-α2 appeared to be produced at levels similar to adult MC by 1 year of age, and this high-level response was maintained at least up to 2 years of age.

The split between high and low responses to probiotic treatment observed in the original study was a potentially biologically interesting result, and the factors that determine a high-level response may be worth investigating, but this was not the conclusion that was reached by the authors.

"I think investors are looking for some very high-level responses to this condition," she said.

Qualitatively, the data in Fig. 1 show that students' responses are not binary but show a gradually decreasing trend with taxonomic distance (i.e., a decreasing fraction of high-level responses and an increasing fraction of low-level responses).

Thus, a positive coefficient indicates that increases in a particular predictor increase the changes of higher-level responses and a negative coefficient indicates that increases in the predictor decrease the chance of high-level responses.

They can be 'ground' focused only or may include the higher level response structures, and they can be simple (single agency) or complex (multi agency).

While respondents seem to prefer the second highest response, there may be something different about satisfaction (manyi) in that respondents seem more likely to choose the highest level response, at least before 2007, when more than 20% selected the highest level), which we do not see in the ladder or happiness (xingfu) variables (Table 3).