Sentence examples for more adequate response from inspiring English sources

The AIDS epidemic ushered in a new era of accountability, as people affected by the disease demanded a more adequate response from the government.

"It is meant to slow down the attack to give time for the host government to come in with a more adequate response".

It may pave the way for a more adequate response to apostasy and blasphemy.

As we have seen in this example, redundancy seems to be the more adequate response when a target has to be found by random searchers.

One element of a more adequate response is for work on patient-centered care and public policy to recognize the role of normative issues in such conflicts and the importance of addressing them through an improved ethical response.

"We have to get our act together and start working for more transparency in investigations and more adequate responses for the problem," Monsignor Scicluna said, adding that this should happen "on every level of the church".

Our tumor dose-response results are only orientating and should be further validated by greater patient numbers and by using more adequate tumor response end points.

Children and adolescent patients, although they do not strictly fulfil the CDC criteria, will benefit from an early intervention, with a substantially more adequate therapeutic response [ 53].

A better understanding of return could inform more adequate policy responses to both meet the needs of returnees and host and origin states (Castles, 2007).

In some situations indirect responses to patients' emotions may be less intrusive and more adequate than explicit responses.

In this context, learning-induced LTP at PF-PC synapses may enable the CS to activate PC and thus to trigger the more adequate autonomic and behavioral responses to the CS.