"rescue response" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an action taken in response to an emergency situation; for example, "The Coast Guard launched a rescue response when they heard a call of distress from a boat in danger."
Because vascular endothelial growth factor normally acts as a vasodilator, its increase may represent an unsuccessful vascular rescue response.
The call on Monday, calmly describing a scene of horror and panic at sea, prompted a major rescue response.
The firefighters' union criticized the rescue response time as too slow, while Fire Department officials said the response time was satisfactory.
Citing a delayed rescue response and scant media attention in the storm's immediate aftermath, residents have come to view themselves as the "forgotten borough".
And because regulators, conservation groups and energy companies were together at a conference in Chile at the time, they were able to put together a coordinated rescue response and later work together to form the review panel.
Modern technology allows real-time seismic monitoring facilities to evolve into earthquake early warning (EEW) systems, capable of reducing deaths, injuries, and economic losses, as well as of speeding up rescue response and damage recovery.
PHR1 is a member of the MYB transcription family that activates the expression of a large set of the Pi-responsive genes that participate in the low-Pi rescue responses in Arabidopsis, and it is evolutionarily conserved from algae to vascular plants.
Additionally, the Or42a rescue responses did not reach statistical difference compared to control lines.
Perhaps these are rescue responses since it is known especially from work with muscle cells that TNF inhibits protein biosynthesis.
Vicki Gardner, an owner of Alaska Heliskiing, which operates tours and a school for guides, and supervised the trip on the day of the March 2012 avalanche, said she had not seen Clark's film and could not comment on the Dodovs' charges that the group "was not informed about the dangerous snow conditions" that day and that the search-and-rescue response was "slow and inadequate".
Particularly in the analysis of excitotoxicity and defense signaling, involving astrocytes and microglia, and in the interplay of inflammatory versus anti-inflammatory and of cell-death versus cell-rescue responses, the importance of different cell types involved in ALS pathology becomes apparent.
