Sentence examples for sufficiently respond to from inspiring English sources

But Jochen Flasbarth, president of the Environmental Protection Agency in Germany, who advises the German government, said: "We are not missionaries, and every country will have to find its own way in energy policy, but it is obvious that nuclear plants are too inflexible and cannot sufficiently respond to variations in wind or solar generation, only gas [power stations] do".

Secondly, successive governments have failed to comprehensively appraise and sufficiently respond to the constant suicides.

To question hypothesis C: Every clinician agrees that patients that do not receive or sufficiently respond to prophylactic lithium treatment differ in some characteristics from patients that tolerate lithium and respond adequately.

Already heavily burdened with diarrheal diseases due to poor access to water, sanitation and hygiene facilities, communities throughout the developing world lack the adaptive capacity to sufficiently respond to the additional adversity caused by climate change.

Fas expression might reinforce the immune privilege of apoptosis-resistant tumor cells, which, in most cases, express low levels of Fas and thus, cannot sufficiently respond to apoptotic signal brought about by FasL in immune cells (Nagata, 1999; Strasser et al., 2009; Zhou et al., 1998).

"We remain unequivocal that a presidential town hall with support from the DNC does not sufficiently respond to the concerns raised by our members," the Black Lives Matter network said in a statement last week.

Hospital officials defended their decision to release him without further tests, saying they felt that they had sufficiently responded to the symptoms they saw.

He also may have been signaling his disappointment with religious conservative groups that they have not sufficiently responded to Mr. Bush's entreaties to them during the campaign.

Enhancing ER should hence be realized in a sequential treatment design, in which a continuation phase treatment with a specific focus on ER directly follows, once patients sufficiently responded to treatment.

While short-term psychodynamic psychotherapies have been shown effective for major depression, it is unclear if this could be a treatment of choice for depressed patients, many of whom have chronic and complex health issues, who have not sufficiently responded to treatment.

This request was not sufficiently responded to.