The phrase "address such tasks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of dealing with or managing specific tasks or responsibilities.
Example: "In our meeting, we will discuss how to effectively address such tasks to improve our workflow."
Alternatives: "tackle these tasks" or "handle such tasks".
Time series gene expression data from techniques such as NanoString, reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction, microarrays or advanced sequencing are particularly valuable for addressing such tasks especially if the system can be perturbed in an informative way.
This paper describes a dual micro-CT system with two fixed x-ray/detectors developed to address such challenging tasks as cardiac or perfusion studies in small animals.
In addition to apparent experimental difficulties, this is also due to the general tendency of such (or any other) studies to focus on one particular technology, which often falls short of providing sufficient resolution to effectively address such a complex task.
Tasks of impulsive action can be reasonably matched to provide valid translational research approaches (Robbins, 2002; Voon et al, 2013), although few studies have used such tasks to address questions concerning the relationship between impulsive action and cue-reinforced cocaine-seeking.
Furthermore, if not addressed adequately, this effect has the potential to slow rehabilitation involving re-education of such tasks.
For such tasks, our paper is a paired-data counterpart of Pietrantonj [ 4] that addresses similar problems for unpaired binary data.
To address such questions, reversible interventions produced by localized pharmacological infusions at distinct stages of the object-in-place task must be used.
The kind of applications we address here can be easily parallelized, and we also need to reduce as much as possible the necessary energy to perform such tasks.
Waterwheels were first exploited for such tasks.
Finances are often tight for such tasks.
