Sentence examples for marshalling responses from inspiring English sources

There is an increasing recognition that metabolites (e.g., succinate), in addition to their roles in generating energy through intermediary metabolism, have an important role in sensing and marshalling responses to diverse cellular stresses including I/R injury (Sapieha et al., 2008).

Robust efficacy beliefs may help to marshal coping responses that reduce stress and anxiety.

City officials are already marshalling a multipronged response.

Neutrophils, monocytes and tissue macrophages play key roles in the initial reaction and release a variety of cytokines to marshal the immune response.

Last week, finally, the United States government organized the deployment of three thousand aid workers and began marshalling a wider international response.

Much of the public opposition to Syria strikes reflects the fact that the conflict there is viewed as a confined event -– a humanitarian disaster, yes, and a potentially dangerous regional crisis, but not a direct threat to people living in the countries being asked to marshal a military response.

XStream was instrumental in quickly building a stable and reliable data layer, as it handles all responsibilities related to marshalling and unmarshalling the Java objects representing response data.

This avoids marshalling and un-marshalling procedure.

A defence spokesman explained to the Guardian that the delay was due to the complexity of marshalling multiple government departments for a single response.

Mr. Obama, in particular, faces a delicate balance: how to marshal the government's response while also rallying votes ahead of the Nov. 6 election.

An early supporter of Mr. Obama's presidential campaign, Ms. Rice has cut a wide swath at the United Nations, where she is currently trying to marshal international sanctions in response to North Korea's launching of a long-range missile this week.