Sentence examples for response to the consequence from inspiring English sources

An early response to the Consequence argument was to argue that Beta is invalid because a compatibilist account of ability to do otherwise is correct (Gallois 1977, Narveson 1977, Foley 1979, Slote 1982, Flint 1987).

By extension, macrophage activation at this stage must be in response to the consequence of epithelial transgene overexpression, namely, airway surface dehydration and the resultant mucus stasis.

The International Red Cross/Red Crescent and UN agencies charged with responding to humanitarian disasters warned that health professionals and relief workers would be unable to mount any meaningful response to the consequences of a nuclear conflict.

We achieve moral progress and maturity to the extent that we adopt habits of reflectively revising our value judgments in response to the widest consequences for everyone of living them out.

In response to the negative consequences of poor sleep, studies 7, 11– 15, 15 have investigated the effectiveness of various interventions to enhance sleep quality of people with dementia.

Scientific and academic insights into the complexities of climate, weather, and health constitute a fundamental building block of the societal response to the human consequences of climate change.

4 Six-month Emergency Humanitarian Action Plans EHAPAP) for Liberia and for Côte d'Ivoire and neighbouring countries (Burkina Faso, Ghana, Guinea, and Mali) were launched on 14 January 2011 in response to the humanitarian consequences of the political crisis in Côte d'Ivoire.

The immediate response to the question about consequences of the act varied and depended on the perception of the situation.

The organization's main policy focus is its Bring America Home Act, which would serve as the federal government's first comprehensive response to the causes and consequences of homelessness.

The package consists of a set of interventions including comprehensive assessment of the risks to public health posed by ecosystem degradation, approaches to surveillance, and the delivery of preventive and curative interventions including preparedness for and response to the public health consequences of ecosystem degradation.

We conclude that ignoring both the capacity of microbes to enter and exit dormancy in response to the environment and the consequences of these metabolic responses for soil C cycling results in predictions of unrealistically low RH under warming and drying-wetting cycles.