Sentence examples for response to stop from inspiring English sources

The failure of the cellular immune response to stop solid tumor growth has been the subject of much research.

"The shocking number of children being killed, injured, or displaced in Gaza demands an unequivocal international response to stop the bloodshed," Save the Children said.

Given that the last response to stop and search figures by some forces was to attempt to stop collecting the data, some will suspect urban results might reflect forces being better able to massage the figures.

Energy Mutodi, the deputy information minister, said the police had "initially applied minimal force to disperse marauding crowds" before escalating their response to stop "a looting spree by hooligans".

Japan said that Fujifilm was offering up the drug, Favipiravir, as a potential stopgap in the fight against an outbreak of Ebola that has, according to the World Health Organization, killed nineteen hundred people in West Africa, and that Médecins Sans Frontières just called for a global military and civilian response to stop.

Thanks to those cameras, the Autopilot 2.0 system has a couple of new abilities, according to the site's anonymous source, including a way to automatically detect and stop in response to stop signs and red traffic lights.

Otherwise there will simply continue to be new lawsuits and what is worse, a poor response to stopping the spread of HIV no matter the billions being spent".

The common response to stopping anti-HIV treatment is an increase of HIV-RNA load and decrease in CD4+, but not all the patients have similar responses to this therapeutic strategy.

Task difficulty was therefore unequal between the training conditions, increasing in mental effort from the ignore- to double-response to stop tasks.

"The only responsible response is to stop Adani and keep Galilee Basin coal in the ground.

Accuracy on signal trials was highest in the ignore group followed by the double-response group and the stop-group (Supplementary Table S2), again suggesting that it was easier to execute a standard or additional response than to stop an ongoing response.