Sentence examples for in a separate response from inspiring English sources

In a separate response, Edward Troup, the executive chairman of HMRC, said the Hermes dossier supplied by Field had been referred to the "appropriate compliance teams" for consideration.

In a separate response, Miki Gurevitch, the artistic director of the Khan Theater in Jerusalem, posed the question of whether excluding Ariel from Israel's social borders would mean that the artists were excluding themselves from society.

This information can then be used for decision-making and further analysis to redesign the value stream configuration, manage and reduce fluctuation, or set up dual-mode solutions, where regular demand can be managed in one way and exceptional or promotional demand can be managed in a separate response pattern.

In a separate written response from Mrs. Clinton's campaign, a spokesman, Phil Singer, said, "Senator Clinton is not involved in the fund-raising or operations of the Clinton Foundation".

More recently, a group of toxicology journal editors [ 7] wrote an open letter to the then science advisor to the European Commission concluding that the Commission was proposing an approach that lacks "adequate scientific evidence" [ 8]; this letter was criticized by a number of scientists in two separate responses [ 9, 10].

These aspects represent a combination of several problems, which are usually undertaken in a separate way, uncoupling mechanical response and flow through the porous media.

In a separate study, the p53 response to several forms of stress was found to decline in various tissues of aging mice [ 49].

The Tamiflu questions were asked in a separate week to reduce response bias, which may have occurred to previous questions in the survey about their experience of flu and use of Tamiflu for it.

In a separate analysis, when participants' responses on only the first of three reply lines were considered, 35% (370/1055) of women reported regular BSE, 24% (253/1055) reported CBE, and 10% (108/1055) reported mammography as the strategies that first came to their minds as effective ways to reduce the chance of dying from breast cancer.

These tasks were administered in person in a separate room and students' responses were recorded with a digital recorder.

In a separate study, bone marrow responses were evaluated in eight patients from the phase III trial.