Sentence examples for addressed background from inspiring English sources

The objectives of this paper are to (1) raise awareness that uncertainty in energy scenarios needs to be addressed ("Background" section ), (2) provide a definition of an uncertainty measure ("Methods" section) and (3) exemplify the uncertainty assessment for input variables with BMA and probabilistic uncertainty in a case study (Methods: "Case study" section).

Although background expression can be ignored at the design stage, some kind of strategy should address background at the analysis stage.

A central question in the debate about exploitation in international research is whether investigators and sponsors from high-income countries (HIC) have obligations to address background conditions of injustice in the communities in which they conduct their research, beyond the healthcare and other research-related needs of participants, to aspects of their basic life circumstances.

The proposed system description is addressed in "Background".

For instance, as has been addressed in "Background" section, a Curie point depth investigation of SE Asia (Tanaka et al. 1999), which resulted in contours of depth to the 450 °C isotherm, did not cover our region.

Relatively few HIV/AIDS studies in Canada have addressed ethnic background.

Moreover, there are studies that address background modelling in dynamic scenes with significant stochastic motion, such as water or waving trees [11, 12].

Not yet clear is whether the Supreme Court will address the background issue in the case: whether citizens have a right to receive state services in any language.

As all the four tested algorithms were based on color distribution, they could address the background clutter problem well in most cases.

This paper is organised as follows: Section II addresses the background and related works, and Section III describes the proposed model for VRRM.

In addressing the background literature for the study, we consider the variation component of statistical thinking and inference, including its presence in national curriculum documents.