Sentence examples for in response to these conditions from inspiring English sources

In response to these conditions, Eritrean journalists in exile set up PEN Eritrea, an organisation to connect this inaccessible country and the outside world, and to campaign on behalf of the country's imprisoned journalists, many of whom have been jailed for more than a decade without contact with their families.

One proposed explanation is the "hygiene hypothesis" (Strachan 1989), which takes an evolutionary view and considers that the historically "normal" condition for humans is a constant barrage of parasites and that the immune response evolved in response to these conditions.

However, a variety of congenital and pathological conditions involving the female reproductive organs can interfere with normal function, and the field of reproductive medicine has grown in response to these conditions.

Uncanny Tales was begun in response to these conditions; the editor was Melvin R. Colby, and the first issue was dated November 1940.

The observation that cells with low FKH levels are larger than the neighboring wild-type cells in tissues subjected to starvation or TOR inhibition supports the model that FKH is required for the inhibition of growth in response to these conditions.

However, when microarrays were performed with RNA extracted from R. rickettsii exposed to iron limiting conditions and compared to RNA from R. rickettsii grown under normal iron conditions only four genes were found to be regulated in response to these conditions.

To conclude, microbial communities within biofilters exposed to dynamic operational conditions undergo considerable changes in structure in response to these different conditions.

In response to these improved conditions, average SAV biomass slowly increased during the late summer and fall of 2007 and peaked at 9.1 g dry wt.

In response to these hostile conditions, one of my colleagues decided to go home the next morning, having collected three rocks as memorabilia for his three daughters.

While the evidence is clear on its human origin, the reality is that our climate is changing and that we need to act in response to these shifting conditions.

Signals may be attractive or not depending on the microhabitat and time of day or night, and we would therefore expect selection to act on the individual to adjust its signalling behaviour in response to these varying conditions.