Sentence examples for Address misunderstandings from inspiring English sources

The objectives of this response is to address misunderstandings in the critique.

Already, Trump has severed high-level diplomatic contact between the two countries, which is necessary to address misunderstandings and prevent small disputes from becoming large ones.

Even with specific interventions designed to address misunderstandings or provide depth of content, understanding of evolution remains generally low.

It has presented an opportunity for us to address misunderstandings and misconceptions regarding the ICU within our client base.

Team 2, RN - Participant 6 Nevertheless, overlapping responsibilities can also engender confusion around roles: this situation is experienced by members of Team 1 but was not a salient issue for Team 2. Possible explanations for the variability in this implication may include that Team 2 has more opportunities for addressing misunderstandings.

I'll address those misunderstandings, but first it's worthwhile to take a look at where holacracy came from.

To effectively teach the subject, we need to initially address conceptual misunderstandings that are inherent in the learners and then design our teaching methods to promote conceptual change (Carey 2000; Demastes et al. 1995).

But Myrna Pérez, director of the Voting Rights and Elections Project at the Brennan Center, said last week that she is not fully convinced Rhode Island elections officials have made the best effort to address potential misunderstandings surrounding the law.

Peer education was also implemented to encourage men to access sexual and reproductive health services and address any misunderstandings.

To address cultural misunderstandings, we include deep and surface structure components of low-income African American and white culture in the MIM DVDs.

This positive response was echoed in a study conducted by Porter et al. (2011a), who observed that PI was beneficial because it "enables instructors to dynamically adapt class to address student misunderstandings, engages students in exploration and analysis of deep course concepts, and explores arguments through team discussions to build effective, appropriate communication skills" (p. 142).