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With wireless sensors being integrated into damage detection systems, practical issues need to be addressed in conjunction with the detection algorithm employed.

Thus, many regulatory challenges have been identified and are being actively addressed in conjunction with the appropriate regulatory authorities, resulting in blueprints that are already published.

This highlights the importance of problem alcohol use being addressed in conjunction with possible use of and/or addictions to other substances.

These ethical issues should be addressed in conjunction with systematic efforts to examine whether this intervention is safe and effective.

We first characterize the robot learning problem and point out some major issues that need to be addressed in conjunction with reinforcement learning.

Clark's Crow facilitates emergy analysis in the early stages of urban design, thereby allowing queries regarding material and energy flows to be addressed in conjunction with design choices at this initial stage.

Specifically, anomalous features of plastic flows are addressed in conjunction with a crystal plasticity model involving two non-Schmid projection tensors widely accepted for representing non-glide components of an applied stress tensor.

The problem of TC in MR-MC WMNs has implicitly been addressed in conjunction with CA [4, 19, 20].

The association of hypoglycemic symptoms and their severity with patients' perception of health needs to be addressed in conjunction with both diabetes severity and other diabetic complications.

To build a driver surveillance system, issues with data availability and compatibility must be addressed in conjunction with temporal resolution and spatial scale.

Although it is possible that the training program itself was insufficient in connecting knowledge with clinical practice, we should not overlook the fact that other barriers may have been involved, such as system's unpreparedness or time constraints that need to be addressed in conjunction with professional knowledge and self-preparedness to manage an improved physicians' response to IPV.