Sentence examples for address omissions from inspiring English sources

This paper seeks to address omissions in previous research by identifying a future competency profile for design engineers.

Where discrepancies and information gaps were found, I carried out further investigation through telephone interviews with key informants and grey literature investigations, to resolve inconsistencies and address omissions.

Sensitivity analysis is a flexible approach to addressing omission of covariates that makes it possible to assess the impact of 'clinically plausible' levels of unmeasured confounding and other sources of bias on the treatment estimates (Groenwold, 2010).

She said the new edition will address the omissions fully.

Ms. Borakove said her office released the list in large part to ferret out any potential errors and to address any omissions before the official list of victims was read at commemoration ceremonies next month.

The primary intention is to address the omissions and misrepresentations of biblical history in the depictions and content, which have had enormous impact in dividing Christianity and Judaism.

The present study was designed to address these omissions.

Application of this tool offers the opportunity to at last address the omissions of palliative care research in Africa.

Application of this tool offers the opportunity to at last address the omissions of palliative care research in Sub-Saharan Africa, to generate local evidence using an appropriate tool, and to incorporate this brief and valid measure into routine clinical audit.

Younger artists like Leslie Hewitt have come along, making art that looks like latter-day Pictures, but also addresses its omissions.

He did not mention his country's pursuit of a nuclear deterrent in his new year address, an omission some analysts said was designed to improve the prospects of a summit with the Chinese leader, Xi Jinping.