Sentence examples for address existing deficiencies from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt asked both commissions to include suggestions for how the government might address existing deficiencies.

A recent publication by Wideroff and colleagues reports the deliberations of a US National Cancer Institute workshop that examined the state of health services research on these and related technologies, and called for a comprehensive health services research agenda to address existing deficiencies, including research on utilization, access and provider preferences[ 1].

Finally, by analyzing these challenges, a group of security mechanisms are proposed which address existing deficiencies (Section "Approaches for containment and recovery").

Addressing existing barriers, including funding and infrastructure deficiencies, may increase participation in such a national surveillance system.

Existing deficiencies in structural inputs and processes of care delivery must be addressed so that the trend toward greater integration can succeed in improving service delivery and health outcomes across the continuum of care for mothers and newborns in Tanzania.

Raising rates more than Obama has already proposed will only magnify all of the existing deficiencies of the tax code.

We have determined the precise breakpoints of several existing deficiencies and have generated new deficiencies.

To address these deficiencies, existing models for core failure have been expanded.

Regularizations are implemented for coupling the damage variables to address the deficiencies of the existing model and access the real physical damage behavior of laminated composites.

In order to address the deficiency of existing computer-aided TB cavity detection methods, we propose an efficient coarse-to-fine dual scale technique for cavity detection in chest radiographs.

Since the problems with the Stantec and Hatch reports were identified, however, Pacific Northwest has been doing a tremendous amount of research to try to address the deficiencies and errors in the existing science.