Sentence examples for natural responder from inspiring English sources

B-cell lymphopenia affects the B-cell subsets heterogeneously, with marked reduction of CD19+CD23+ B cells (activated regulatory B cells) and CD19+CD5+ B cells (natural responder B-1a cells), but with normal numbers of CD19+CD69+ early activated B cells.

Clothes are sometimes called "the disaster after the disaster" by natural disaster responders.

Considering that the instructions appearing on the intimate relations subscale on the questionnaire state "about close relationships with other people," combining this subscale with the social functioning factor, which asks about "the relationship people have with their family," is acceptable and rather natural for responders.

The Coast Guard is also our nation's first responder to natural disasters and maritime emergencies, both at home and abroad.

Every American should appreciate Medicaid's role as a first responder during natural disasters and disease outbreaks.

Interoperable communications, that enable communication between responders during natural or manmade disasters are being actively developed, such as the iDAWG, developed by Syracuse University's School of Information Studies.

Because of a lack of knowledge on the changing epidemiology of the disease, many physicians may not be able to act efficiently as first responders recognizing natural or artificial outbreaks.

10.40am GMT The Standby Task Force - whose volunteers sift through information such as tweets and images posted online to map the impact of natural disasters to help first responders on the ground - is looking for more people to help out with its efforts for Typhoon Haiyan.

The present study examined how teachers functioned as first responders in a natural disaster and their perceptions of their emotional management both in the immediate aftermath of a large earthquake and their personal and professional functioning 18 months after the disaster.

The different approaches may be due to the differences in the dangers at hand Captain Chesley Sullenberger faced a confluence of natural and mechanical obstacles, while the responders to the bombing confronted willful acts of evil.

In more extreme situations, e-health has been used by emergency medical personnel and first responders for consultation during natural disasters and in military battlefield situations.