Sentence examples for settings in response to from inspiring English sources
Some sites have changed their online security settings in response to the findings.
It was formed within divergent plate boundary settings in response to the lithologic extension related to the break-up.
Social network Facebook has said it will offer a one-stop shop for privacy settings in response to user concerns.
Facebook's Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg has announced wide-ranging changes to the site's user settings, in response to criticism from users, regulators and commentators.
Stock XKRs get a 370 horsepower supercharged V-8 and a sport-tuned suspension with computer-actuated ride control that automatically picks either firm or soft ride settings in response to your driving style.
Adaptation entails adjustments of environmental or social settings in response to past, current or anticipated climatic events and their impacts in order to moderate their consequences [ 2].
That classic has a running gag in which a girl dog says to a boy dog, "Do you like my hat?," and the boy dog, in different settings and in response to different hats, repeatedly says, "No".
Consider evacuation drills, air raid drills, shelter drills, etc. Create a table of comparison for how these drills are performed, in what times or settings, and in response to what types of hazards.
Although ethnicity data are collected in most countries at the population level, it has become more common to collect such data in healthcare settings, partially in response to growing health and social inequities worldwide.
However, in at least some cases, we find evidence that early environmental effects on gene expression levels appear to persist across the life course, as has previously been demonstrated in laboratory settings and in response to severe early adversity in humans (e.g., Weaver et al., 2004; Miller et al., 2009; Cole et al., 2012).
We are mindful that PAR projects are inherently flexible and will unfold in differing ways across settings and in response to the particular questions and parameters of each project; however, a common framework may inform practice and guide the assessment of implementation quality necessary for both "continuous improvement" and traditional evaluation efforts of PAR interventions.
