Sentence examples for units in response to from inspiring English sources

The state public health system equipped blood storage units in response to the MAPEDIR findings but, as predicted by its low responsiveness and capacity ratings, was unable to resolve staffing shortages needed to skillfully use the blood.

Analysts welcomed the restructuring plan, saying UBS's competitors might now be forced to also reduce their investment banking units in response to stricter capital requirements that have reduced the profitability of risky financing dealings.

Groups of Dinka herders first organized into defense units in response to attacks from Baggara Arab militias known as the Muraheleen, who were supported by the government in Khartoum in an attempt to destabilize the support base of the SPLA (Jok 2017; Kuol 2017).

Integrating these data with sediment borehole analysis, LiDAR data and available literature of the geology and stratigraphy of the area, it was possible to determine the development of these stratigraphic units, in response to Late Pleistocene and Holocene sea level fluctuations and conditioned by pre-existing topography and depositional palaeoenvironments during the last ~ 130,000 years.

Characterized LTTRs regulate a wide variety of transcription units in response to a wide variety of environmental signals.

Noteworthy was the subtle shift in the pH dependence of the coordination modes by ∼0.5 pH units in response to the A2V mutation.

2 January 2011: Promises a new Fifa anti-corruption unit in response to Swiss government threats.

Regrouping into a family unit, in response to a harsher economic climate, is a rational and propitious thing to do – the realistic alternative being a further loss of living standards or mass homelessness.

The report was commissioned by the Solar Trade Association (STA) from Ernst & Young's energy and environmental infrastructure advisory unit in response to the recent shake-up of Fits, which saw government support for large solar systems significantly reduced.

Speaking at a City Council hearing on Wednesday, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said he was forming the new unit "in response to disturbing indications that some police officers failed to appear or otherwise willfully undermined a case in court".

But what makes Prof Jennings's research stand out is that he is interested in allowing drones to fly as squadrons, improvising their own flight paths as a unit in response to new information, without human intervention.