Sentence examples for in response to noted from inspiring English sources

However the program has since expanded efforts in response to noted gaps to reach sex workers and other key affected populations (e.g. men who have sex with men).

A day in the life of The Daily Show begins with the 9am writers' meeting where, as Oliver puts it, "we work out the point of view, the rough argument of the whole show"; writers are then given individual assignments, which are drafted and redrafted through the morning, in response to notes from Stewart.

Interestingly, in mutants containing insertions within or around the fourth and fifth transmembrane domains of LevS, as indicated by a bracket in Figure 4, aberrant expression from the fruA promoter in response to glucose was noted.

However, a further increase in CCN2 promoter activity in response to TGFβ was noted in cells transfected with Ets-1.

In response to the challenges noted with negotiating small, crowded spaces, we expanded the content related to turning and maneuvering skills.

In response to the note Monday, Ms. Dixon's lawyer, Arnold Weiner, asked for a mistrial, but Judge Sweeney denied it.

For entertainment, Colin plays his own invention, the "pianocktail", which mixes drinks in response to the notes played on a keyboard.

The e-mail from Mr. Gupta referring to Mr. Rajaratnam as a "very close friend" was in response to a note from Marshall Lux, then a managing director of McKinsey.

In fact, Ms. Bildner had been improvising for years, in response to wrong notes and dissonance in her life: the spinal meningitis that left her using a wheelchair for a year and derailed a promising career as an operatic spinto soprano in Europe; the absconding by a longtime lover with her inheritance from her mother; her estrangement from her wealthy Brazilian family.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin May 27, 2010 My favorite reader comment of the day, and perhaps of the year, from LARRYDUNN, in response to a note in my post on the BP spill: Oh, is the eel a "pretty repulsive creature?" Time to look in the mirror — you don't see the eel coming ashore and dumping millions of gallons of toxic black slime on your doorstep, do you?

In response to this, Google notes that advertising never influences its "natural" search results and that it clearly marks any ads on its site as such.