Sentence examples for problem in response to from inspiring English sources

The automaker said it was prompted to explore the problem in response to the agency's investigation.

Two simple words, "no problem," in response to a "thank you," may be chipping away at your customers' goodwill.

The screening tool highlights varying needs among those with high scores and also enables identification of those who might not acknowledge that they have an alcohol problem in response to a limited 'aye or no' screening question, for example younger binge drinkers with few indications of dependency.

Say "Il n'y a pas de quoi", or simply "De rien" meaning "It was nothing" if you're saying "No problem" in response to "Thanks".

It appeared that children with a genotype conferring high levels of MAOA expression were less likely to develop antisocial behavior problems in response to childhood maltreatment.

In its pilot phase, five forerunner projects have been slated for funding: future advanced nuclear fission energy, space science, stem cell and regenerative medicine research, carbon budget verification and related problems in response to climate change, and a new center for mathematics and interdisciplinary science.

This year it was much cooler, and we had no problems". In response to growing concern about hyponatremia, USA Track & Field, the national governing body for long-distance running, issued new hydration guidelines in 2003, advising runners to drink based on individual need, but no more than 800 milliliters (about 3 1/2 cups) per hour.

There was no relationship between the number of OTC medications taken and the propensity to discuss health-related problems in response to DTC advertisements (p =.4).

In previous studies and a subsequent experience, this problem did not arise specific problems in response to OTFC or IV-MO (Mercadante et al, 2004; Farrar et al, 1998; Portenoy et al, 1999b; Coluzzi et al, 2001).

Furthermore, men appear to receive little emotional support other than from their spouse (Helgason et al, 2001) who also experience psychosocial problems in response to their partner's diagnosis (Gray et al, 1999).

The last HR subpathway for error-free lesion bypass is one of the two main mechanisms of DNA damage tolerance (the other mechanism is TLS, which occurs either in an error-free or error-prone manner as mentioned in the section 'Postreplication repair: a specialized pathway to repair replication stall-borne problems') in response to stalled replication forks.