Sentence examples for more recent response from inspiring English sources

In a more recent response to this crisis, "guardian property managers" such as Camelot Property Management Ltd and Ad Hoc Property Management have appeared.

Video clips, which we take here to mean short sequences, sometimes extracted from a feature-length video, are a more recent response to this issue.

A more recent response is the development of interventionist accounts of causation and their application to special science causation (Woodward 2008, Campbell 2010, Menzies and List 2010).

The remarkable morphological and behavioral diversity in the species probably represents a more recent response to local environmental conditions.

Respondents who participated in both years of the survey were identified and only the more recent response was included in the analyses.

Second, because of the direct questionnaire administration method and reminders the response rates were very high, comparable with the 85% response rate achieved by Mulvey et al. [ 20] and a vast improvement on more recent response rates achieved in other postal chlamydia knowledge and practice surveys in Australian general practice settings [ 17, 19, 21].

The exclusive positive selection of TLR9 and TLR10 (or TLR1) pathways in Europeans may be related to more recent responses that could have been related to the introduction of agriculture and zoonotic diseases (e.g. Brucella, Coxiella) or the major epidemics of the medieval periods (e.g. Yersinia pestis causing pandemics including pneumonic, septicaemic and bubonic plague).

He pointed to more recent disaster responses, including the generally praised federal reaction to Hurricane Gustav on the Gulf Coast last summer.

For longer term responses in the UK there is the International Health Links Centre's Humanitarian Response Register and the more recent, short-term response register has been established with the UK Government's Department of Health and Department of International Development together with non-governmental organizations including Medical Emergency Relief International (Merlin) [ 3].

Each static player (that is, the vessel walls) or dynamic player (that is, blood components) of the circulatory system rapidly shifts towards a defensive, inflamed state and cooperates with evolutionary more recent adaptive immune responses.

It was initially proposed that infections protect against Th2-related diseases by skewing immunity toward Th1 responses, but more recent evidence suggests that increased regulatory responses are responsible for this protective effect (Yazdanbakhsh et al. 2002).