Sentence examples for address capability gaps from inspiring English sources

"Our aim is to develop mesenchymal stem cells (MSC) to address capability gaps in medical countermeasures (MCMs) available to the Canadian Armed Forces," reads the DRDC release.

According to DRDC, mesenchymal cells can be engineered to "produce therapeutic molecules" that will hopefully help "address capability gaps in medical countermeasures (MCMs) available to the Canadian Armed Forces" once those quick acting properties are turned into a medical use.

Leslie Hyatt, the product director for Future Vertical Lift, emphasizes that the effort is about addressing capability gaps in the current fleet.

It marked a year since the EDCA between the US and the Philippines was signed to reinvigorate security cooperation by giving US forces access to certain Philippine facilities on a rotational basis with the objective of alliance support to address AFP capability gaps (Gazmin and Goldberg 2014).

Speaking on BBC Radio 4, the deputy prime minister argued that the snooper's charter, which would have required the storage of everyone's internet records for one year, would not address the capability gap in surveillance identified by intelligence agencies.

Through the Department of Defense (DoD) Open Source Robotics Foundation OSRFF) ran the DARPA Robotics Challenge in an "attempt to address the capability gap by promoting innovation in robotic technology for disaster-response operations".

The mission area leverages expertise and accomplishments from the Laboratory's civilian space programs to address national security space capability gaps and needs.

The Bill will be aimed at addressing what the government terms "capability gaps" in law enforcement and intelligence agencies' abilities to combat terrorism and serious crime.

As I have already said, I remain passionately convinced of the need to address the capabilities gap the authorities face when it comes to communications data.

Based on previous attempts to define curricula suitable for addressing the bioinformatics capability gap, an initiative was taken during the Workshops on Education in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology (WEBCB) in 2008 and 2009 to identify a minimum skill set for the training of future bioinformaticians and molecular biologists with informatics capabilities.

A well-defined risk assessment approach leads to a systematic analysis of capability gaps and provides guidelines for setting of investment priorities in order to address the most critical gaps[1].