Sentence examples for response to deployment from inspiring English sources

Evolution of wild-type viruses in response to deployment of live-attenuated vaccines has been observed in several veterinary viruses, including avian metapneumovirus (Catelli et al. 2010; Cecchinato et al. 2010) and avian influenza virus (Park et al. 2011; Lee et al. 2004).

The design was adapted in response to deployment delays and the diversity of processes for introducing the new systems in England's hospitals, but the evaluation's original aims of informing local and national rollout of electronic health records have been retained.

Hence, although generalisation and extrapolation of this data will therefore be limited, the data can be useful in developing a more effective response to deployment health of members of future DMATs.

In response to Soviet deployment of the SS-20, Reagan oversaw NATO's deployment of the Pershing missile in West Germany.

Partly in response to this deployment, the United States gave priority to its Polaris program, which became operational in 1960.

In response to the deployment of Mexican police, Trump tweeted, "Thank you Mexico," on Thursday, just hours after threatening to deploy the U.S. military and "close our southern border" — potentially upending a recent trade deal with Mexico and Canada.

Many South Koreans complained that the United States had foisted Thaad on their nation, but they also fumed about retaliatory economic measures taken by China in response to its deployment.

Interaction between platelets and artificial materials within cardiovascular devices triggers blood coagulation and represents a frequent adverse response to implant deployment.

Temuri Yakobashvili, Georgia's minister for reintegration, said the Georgian military would make no reciprocal response to the deployment but accused Russia of disrupting the balance of military forces in the region.

Russia has between 3,000 and 5,000 of them, depending on the estimate, and American officials have said Moscow moved more of them closer to NATO allies as recently as last spring in response to the deployment of American missile defense installations closer to its territory.

Further complicating the debate over the arms control treaty was a report in The Wall Street Journal about Russia's having moved short-range tactical nuclear warheads to sites near NATO allies last spring in response to the deployment of American and NATO missile defense installations close to its territory.