Sentence examples for response concluding from inspiring English sources

Now, geneticists have crafted a joint response, concluding that "there is no support from the field of population genetics for Wade's conjectures".

It is suggested that OBPs are involved in olfactory response, concluding that the specificity resides in the OBPs rather than in the odor molecules [ 12].

Alternatively, inferences about the topology of the network can be made by introducing pulse changes in concentration of a chemical species in the network, and observing the network's response, concluding causal chemical connectivities [ 6].

Using psychophysics, Washington and colleagues showed that when compared to younger people and in response to similar pain, older people demonstrated a significantly lower endogenous analgesic response concluding that age-associated declines in endogenous opioid systems place older adults at risk for reduced ability to cope with pain [ 46].

The government's response concludes: "Bristol was a turning point in the history of the NHS.

The response concluded: The City of Phoenix police officers responded with professionalism and restraint to a situation not of their making.

Her response concluded: "To only acknowledge feminism from a one sided view when the literal DEFINITION is the equality of the sexes is not feminism at all.

The coalition response concluded: "Through our programme of action on reducing crime and reoffending, supporting families, improving the education of our young people and tackling unemployment we are helping to build stronger, more resilient places".

Reviews of the emergency response concluded that this was partly the result of the urgency of the task and also because New York City officials and federal officials simply did not have the right gear on hand.

A state commission that investigated the takeover and response concluded, "With the exception of the Indian massacres of the late 19th century, the state police assault which ended the four-day prison uprising was the bloodiest one-day encounter between Americans since the Civil War".

"Having considered all these factors", the DWP response concludes, "the government believes that the use of 20m is the best way of identifying those whose physical mobility is most limited".