The phrase "address whole" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "Please address whole issues in your report." (This example is not valid due to the phrase's incorrectness.)
Alternatives: "address all" or "cover the entire".
It lets us address whole new categories of problems that were previously inaccessible.
Especially in the case of cause marketing, brands need to be prepared to address - or at least begin to address - whole new levels of transparency in their corporations.
Future studies, especially those that address whole genome abnormalities, population genetics and population structure of these ethnic groups, should further clarify the initiation and development of these important disparities.
This implies that solutions should focus on reducing emissions through the use of cleaner fuels and technologies, rather than simply routing smoke outdoors through chimneys or smoke hoods, and should address whole communities rather than single households.
The power, water and time savings of the tweaks we've observed here are designed to address whole-world problems.
New policy decisions loom on the horizon, such as the push for policies to address whole-genome analysis technologies [ 41] (including the recommendation of laws that would grant individuals exclusive and enduring property rights over their genetic information [ 42, 43]) and the continuing concerns about DTC testing [ 44].
We describe exemplars from an information literacy module and provide an analysis of these examples to illustrate how each example addresses Whole Brain® learning, facilitating of learning and assessment.
CommOligo, accompanied by the Comm Oligo Parameter Estimator, on the other hand addresses whole genome array design or probe design from highly homologous sequences.
Comprehensive metabolomics is clearly distinct from conventional metabolism studies in that it addresses whole cellular activities rather than just focusing on enzymes, reactions, or metabolites.
However, no significant differences among treatments were seen on the glucose metabolic clearance rate, a parameter addressing whole-body glucose handling (mainly, in the muscle) (Table 2 of ref. 1).
Rather than focus on a single threat, Bryant said, the community must address the "whole systems and whole institutions" that perpetuate inequality.
