Sentence examples for response measures such as from inspiring English sources

Local governments around Shinmoedake took emergency response measures such as setting up emergency operation centers.

The damage model has been shown in Heo (2009) to compare favorably to well-known structural response measures such as inter-story drift and member plastic rotation.

Thus, they focus on short-term warnings to support response measures such as public evacuations, rather than on medium-term forecasting in supporting mitigation (Demeritt et al. 2013).

The structural response measures such as capacity curve and inter-story drift under the set of ground motions and pushover analyses results were compared and detailed seismic performance assessment was done.

Similar results have been noted by Tobin (1995), Etkin (1999) and Fordham (1999), who demonstrate how short-term response measures, such as improvements in drainage and infrastructure in flood-prone areas, can increase flood vulnerability and hence flood risk.

Results from the analytical study indicate that the Adaptive Modal Combination procedure predicted peak response measures such as inter-story drift and component plastic rotations more consistently than the other NSPs investigated in the study.

Stepped-up response With measures such as lunch servings in local schools and widespread food distribution, the rise in the cases of malnutrition in Kenyan children under five years of age should be slowed.

Qualter et al. (2007) found a positive response on measures such as lateness to class by pupils with low EI, but not high EI, to a universal EL programme delivered in the first year of secondary school.

People who appear racist by implicit measures might disavow racism and inhibit racist patterns of response on explicit measures (such as when asked to rate the attractiveness of faces of different races) because they don't want to be seen as racist a motivation that might drive them whether or not they have accurate self-knowledge of their racist attitudes.

The evolutionary potential reflects a pathogen's response to control measures such as fungicide applications and deployment of resistant cultivars.

Andrew Vickers This question begs a Solomonic response: both "subjective" measures such as health status and quality of life and "objective" measures such as morbidity and mortality are critically informative, but in different ways.