Sentence examples for respond ongoing from inspiring English sources

While understanding the past historic changes populations have experienced is important, trying to predict their capacity to respond ongoing pressures is crucial.

As Australia's tropical marine research agency, AIMS faces the significant challenge of filling current knowledge gaps about how the Reef will respond to ongoing climate change.

Although we cannot yet reliably predict how the ice sheet will respond to ongoing global warming the general prognosis is not good: more warmth clearly means more melting.

But no trial has been conducted to see how people respond to ongoing treatment with multiple doses of the drug compared with a placebo until now.

Accounting for these species and topographic differences, when sampling, is imperative for improving our understanding of how plant communities in the Arctic will respond to ongoing and expected warming.

Understanding how the interactions between solar UV radiation and climate will affect leaf litter decomposition is fundamental to predict how soil and ecosystem biogeochemical cycles will respond to ongoing climate change.

According to a public opinion survey published by the Brookings Institute, 37percentt of Americans think the United States should respond to ongoing Israeli settlement construction with economic sanctions, or harsher measures.

In a statement, Marty Adams, the DWP's senior assistant general manager in charge of the water system, said the changes will "improve our ability to respond to ongoing drought conditions by reaching out to and working with our customers on the higher end of the water use spectrum".

Taken in combination, species are anticipated to respond to ongoing changes in climate in the extreme or extralimital areas of a distribution, and it is thus important to consider potential movements in population sinks that lie beyond a presently defined niche [21], [28].

This funding will allow UNICEF to increase the capacity of affected countries to respond to ongoing and widely predicted natural hazards, particularly those linked to El Niño.

Inadequate delivery may be an important reason why only a limited proportion of patients respond in ongoing clinical trials using DC vaccines.