Sentence examples for response to inability from inspiring English sources
Tables 1 and 2 present the descriptive statistics related to out-of-pocket payments for health services and the two coping strategies in response to inability to pay (i.e. borrowing money or selling assets, and foregoing utilization).
I suppose this was an inevitable response to the inability of publications with a weekly news metabolism to keep up with the Internet.
They favor the bill's requirement that companies warn employees 30 days before freezing trading in their 401(k) retirement plan accounts -- a proposal made in response to the inability of Enron workers to sell shares during several weeks last fall when the company's stock was in free fall.
As a response to the inability of organizations to process large quantities and varieties of data, in the technological market, arise the Big Data.
It was certainly a response to Congress' inability to pass immigration reform legislation, at a time when other countries were making it easier for entrepreneurially savvy emigres to settle in their borders, according to Obama officials.
drafted the Data Access Act, better known as the Shelby Amendment, in response to his inability to get the underlying medical records from the Harvard Six Cities and American Cancer Society studies.
In conclusion, assessment of the prevalence of TB latency with one or more different sub-species within the M. tuberculosis complex will depend on the detection of specific host responses, due to inability to extract mycobacterial DNA from latently infected individuals.
Aid and loans to the country were withheld in later years in protest of the land reform program and violations of human and political rights and in response to Zimbabwe's inability to repay previous loans.
The first session of Iraqi parliament since elections in April dissolved after two hours today, when minority Sunnis and Kurds abandoned proceedings in response to Shiite politicians' inability to name a replacement for Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki.
This led to incomplete documentation of response to treatment and inability to rule out other etiologies as investigations could not be completed.
In those disciplines, MCDA has evolved as a response to the observed inability of people to effectively analyze multiple streams of dissimilar information.
