Sentence examples for may respond and from inspiring English sources

But there is still a wide range of projections indicating how much warmer things may get, how storm and drought patterns may respond and what the effects will be on ecosystems, agriculture and health.

"I have today made my concerns known to the applicant and provided them with a natural justice period in which they may respond and consider how they wish to proceed".

In a major incident both rural and urban services may respond and we believe therefore it is important to focus on establishing national standards for major incident response.

This means we have very little understanding of how men from other ethnic communities may respond and cope with a PCa diagnosis and subsequent management with AS.

Currently available data for selected biomarkers suggest that a high proportion of biomarker-positive patients may respond, and a high proportion of patients who do not achieve a RECIST response may nevertheless have measurable tumor regression.

This method may become highly relevant in the clinical setting, as it may allow for a redefinition of clinical phenotypes, and a stratification of patients who may respond and may not respond to radio/chemotherapy, or who may benefit from novel chemotherapeutics such as Smac mimetics/IAP antagonists.

Therefore, if we have an incident of an amygdala hijack, we cannot send the information for further processing to the cortex, and may respond quickly and impulsively -- which can create further problems for us and those interacting with us.

Minor bumps may not be a concussion and the injured person may respond adequately and have no complaints.

That way, the DNA may respond quickly and locally to stimuli by producing RNA and proteins where they are needed.

Mesenchymal stem cells are loosely characterized and likely to include many populations of cells, each of which may respond differently and unpredictably to differentiation signals.

DGCR8 can be phosphorylated by mitogenic ERK/MAPK, indicating that DGCR8 phosphorylation may respond to and integrate extracellular cues.