Sentence examples for structured to respond from inspiring English sources
The study is structured to respond to the concerns raised about previous efforts.
This article addresses ways in which multiliteracy centers can be administratively structured to respond to change by encouraging stakeholder participation.
How should they be structured to respond adequately to the physical and emotional needs of infants, toddlers, young children, and adolescents?
These networks are composed of genetic elements that vary across individuals and populations and are structured to respond to the environment by amplifying or suppressing variation.
The differing sensitivity of target exons either to just PTBP1 or to both PTBP1 and PTBP2 presents an interesting mechanistic question of how an exon can be structured to respond to one protein or to both.
House leaders announced plans today to create a special committee to oversee the construction of the Department of Homeland Security, and the Senate is also considering changing its committee structure to respond to new security priorities.
These suggest that rats can flexibly utilize their internal representation of a spatial structure to respond to a change in a learned environment.
How can we get this structure to respond in a very subtle way to the weather and perhaps amplify the sound of the wind moving through it?" She added that she wants to use a material that is "translucent, incredibly lightweight, and seemingly very fragile".
In a low-velocity impact (LVI), contact duration between an impactor and a target is long enough for entire structure to respond and, hence, absorb more elastic energy.
Skin provides resistance to applied forces; however, it is also a dynamic material that can remodel its structure to respond to changes in the internal as well as external environment.
This result is from major importance for primary care organizations intending to transform their processes and structures to respond to the health literacy needs of their patients more effectively.
