Sentence examples for addressed by adding the from inspiring English sources

The broadcast schedule change led to some consistency and time-line errors, which Homicide producers addressed by adding the words "One hot night, last September... ...... to the beginning of the episode.

At a later date, the financial data associated with the personnel flows will be addressed by adding the costs associated with those flows or states and estimating the benefits or effects of the personnel numbers.

Since time trend is explicitly addressed by adding the time term in the generalised additive models, we used the daily number of deaths, instead of the year-adjusted mortality rate.

This is an important point, which we have addressed by adding the following sentence to the Discussion where we consider the potential generality of our observations: "However, when assessing the significance of such effects it is also important to consider how outcrossing versus selfing will influence patterns of homozygosity and heterozygosity within species".

While this concern was partly addressed by adding to the regression the government effectiveness, which controls for the business environment of each country, we have also added a measure of private sector competitiveness in order to check whether conditional on it there is still an association between exposure to international competition and the wage gap.

This is best addressed by adding glutamine when the bottle is first used and by discarding bottles after a set time period (e.g., 1 month).

The problem of rupture of the emulsion droplet due to pressure created by direct dispersion of gas at the bottom of conventional RDC extraction system was addressed by adding an impeller at the bottom compartment of RDC.

It is found that the dynamic range of the transmission coefficient is the limiting factor in the original Salski CSI sensor and this problem is addressed by adding ferrite layers to reduce the reluctance of the magnetic circuit, improving damage sensing by 22%.

Algorithm 3 - identifying whether there is a need for additional components – Here the decision maker is asked to look at whether non-sepsis related causes of mortality and morbidity could be addressed by adding relevant components to the CBK.

In this work the feasibility of the production of low-cost titanium alloys is addressed by adding steel to pure titanium and processing the alloys by powder metallurgy.

The limitation of the methodology is the absence of NMR chemical shifts in the database for some sugar components or oligosaccharides, but this is continuously addressed by adding assigned NMR chemical shift data; e.g., the H and C NMR chemical shifts of butanolyzed uronic acids are presently being analyzed and will subsequently be included as part of the database.