The phrase "address to realize" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of discussing or tackling a specific issue in order to achieve understanding or awareness.
Example: "We need to address the challenges we face to realize our goals for the project."
Alternatives: "tackle to achieve" or "discuss to understand".
Challenges and key issues are addressed to realize the full potential of this discipline necessary for improving agriculture.
This article describes innovations in the key components of such strategies, highlights pioneering examples that indicate their potential, and discusses the scientific gaps and challenges that remain to be addressed to realize this potential more broadly in drug discovery.
Therefore, our goal in this paper is to start the process of determining the efficacy of Quick-Start, while also highlighting some of the issues that will need to be addressed to realize a working Quick-Start system.
Dr. Andrew Bindman, the lead UC San Francisco researcher on the exchange's 2014 enrollment, said the public's privacy concerns are understandable and must be addressed to realize the benefits of big data in healthcare.
These inequalities must be addressed to realize the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda.
Program implementation challenges need to be addressed to realize the full potential of the FCHV approach, particularly related to training, resupply of UPTs, and referral.
Although RNAi-based therapy has been confirmed efficacious, improvements are required and a number of challenges must be addressed to realize its full potential [56]– [56].
As suggested by O'Donnell 36 and De Brouwere et al, 42 various demand-side and supply-side barriers must be addressed to realize the optimal impact of any intervention.
This observation, shown later experimentally to be even more severe, clearly demonstrates that time varying corneal birefringence due to motion artifact is a significant source of noise that needs to be addressed to realize polarimetric quantification of glucose in vivo.
In addition, the study highlights the gaps in the delivery of routine ANC in the study setting and how these gaps can be addressed to realize the full potential of focused ANC.
