Sentence examples for items in response to from inspiring English sources
British consumers are likely to cut spending on expensive fair trade and organic items in response to the credit crunch amid widespread dissatisfaction over the variety of green products offered by retailers, new research has warned.
Susan Scafidi, director of the Fashion Law Institute at Fordham University in New York, said Urban Outfitters could point to the name changes in certain items in response to the tribe's original objections.
Libarkin encouraged revision of existing multiple-choice items in response to student conceptual data derived from constructed-response questions.
Students generated lists of items in response to key questions, these responses were thematically analysed to generate key themes which were compared between the different year groups.
For questions where participants enumerated multiple items in response to a question, we use interview statements as the unit of analysis.
A total of 22 (6.4%) participants added other concerns (besides the 17 items) in response to the open-ended question, indicating that there were further concerns that mattered to them.
For example, the bill now requires that institutions register classes of items rather than every item, in response to the American Museum of Natural History's complaint that it could not register every beetle in its collection.
The FDA's evaluation of these procedures is likely to include a review of a cognitive debriefing report containing the readability test used, the script used in patient cognitive debriefing interviews, the transcript of the interviews, the analysis of the interview results, and the actions taken to delete or modify an item in response to the cognitive debriefing interview or pilot test results.
The judge, Rodney S. Melville, agreed to release a heavily edited version of the search warrant and the inventory of items seized in response to a news media petition.
The rationale for this change is explained in detail in response to item 2, below.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the chained CPI "employs a formula that reflects the effect of substitution that consumers make across item categories in response to changes in relative prices".
