Sentence examples for means to respond from inspiring English sources

With coral bleaching, strong emphasis has been placed on the role of algal symbiont diversity as a means to respond to bleaching, i.e. the adaptive bleaching hypothesis [62] [66].

Since the CAF1 multichaperone complex is involved in histone deposition during replication and repair of DNA [ 5], this possible mechanism may serve as a means to respond to various stimuli during these processes.

Commonly proposed policy measures and means to respond to the identified climate change effects relate to the ecological recommendations to expand protected areas, and create ecological corridors of buffer areas adjacent to and in between conservation areas (Hannah et al. 2002; Hannah 2008; Felton et al. 2009; Milad et al. 2011).

1c,  3 The proposed roles of the clustering of the decapping enzyme within a confined cellular space includes enhanced substrate binding, 4 buffering of the concentration of translating mRNAs, 5 regulation of the concentrations of free cytoplasmic proteins, 6 and a means to respond to cellular stress.

Chinese regulators, in any event, have the means to respond to a potential crisis quickly.

We don't have the military means to respond to the French".

Perhaps it was meant to respond to the international problem of piracy or to attacks on diplomats.

I totally meant to respond to this earlier, but I didn't know the answer to your question and I kept not caring enough to ask anyone.

Mr. Trump, in a written statement meant to respond directly to the president's remarks, called Mrs. Clinton "unfit to serve in any government office".

"This starts from the kind of firm we want to be in the future," said John Seifert, chairman and chief executive of Ogilvy & Mather North America, and is meant to respond to "extraordinary changes".

And the audience is meant to respond in similar fashion, choking up, chuckling with warm laughter, feeling so sorry for this poor young man and so gratified that he found someone to care for him.