Sentence examples for preparation in response from inspiring English sources

"We are setting the state for military, media and psychological preparation in response to the droll and dangerous theatrical play, called parliamentary elections," the recording, attributed to a figure known as Abu Omar al-Baghdadi, warned, according to a translation by the SITE Intelligence Group.

The slow timecourses of these spikes suggested that they were Ca2+-based action potentials, which have been reported in a similar preparation in response to mechanical stimulation [29].

The findings imply a stage of preparation in response to the policy through retaining the high frequency of examination not only to familiarize the trainees with the format of high-stakes OSCE as well as to provide experience for potential raters and SPs, but also to accumulate experience at an institutional level.

We compared the response pattern of Dcx-DsRed-positive vs. -negative cells in the same VSN preparation in response to three stimuli: (1) the major histocompatibility complex-peptide SYFPEITHI (10−11 M); (2) fresh adult male C57Bl/6 urine (diluted 1 300); and (3) its high molecular weight fraction (HMW; 1 300), containing major urinary proteins [ 51, 52].

In these ex vivo brain preparations, we observed Ca2+ transients similar to those observed in thinner and less intact slice culture preparations in response to stimulation with LILFU (Figure 4B, 4C).

The researchers also noted that the chromatophores in their skin preparations expanded in response to light touch as well as to light, and their antibody staining experiments revealed that they are expressed in the neurons that are sensitive to mechanical pressure.

In this case, mitigation of disaster vulnerability (including support of local humanitarian workers) should be undertaken so as to specifically label preparations made in response to social, economic, or political conditions that may be in contradiction to national obligations under international humanitarian law (IHL) or human rights law.

Recent research concentrates on aspects of this electrical activity time-locked to events, i.e. event-related potentials (ERP), which occur in preparation of or in response to discrete (internal or external) events.

At a cultural level, people are known to change their health behaviours (e.g., food preparation, mate preference) in response to pathogen prevalence (Sherman & Billing, 1999).

There was a significant and progressive increase in the number of potential quitters from the precontemplation subgroup to the contemplation and preparation stage subgroups in response to a hypothetical price increase.

Statistics comparison was made by Student's paired or unpaired t-test with the level of significance taken as P < 0.05. Figure 1 shows the original tracings of continuous tension recordings of three different guinea pig atrial and ventricular preparations in cumulative response to 300 nmol/L and 1  μmol/L U50488.