11 Using a benchmark, a care group can address poorly performing general practices.
Child slavery is not only poorly addressed but also poorly identified.
The phenomena surrounding the pains commonly related to both first coitus and delivery have been addressed rather poorly in previous work, as regards their evolutionary aspects, during the investigation of human sexuality and reproductive behavior.
The magnitude of violence experienced by MSM and its association with HIV are inconsistently addressed and poorly understood by healthcare, legal, and social services (29).
"There was no return address, it was poorly written, poorly addressed to the university, there were misspellings," said Vicki Woodard, a university spokeswoman.
In a bid to shift the debate, The head of Germany's employment agency, Frank-Jürgen Weise, on Monday called for a new immigration policy aimed at tackling a serious labor shortage caused by the declining birthrate while also addressing a poorly qualified work force, particularly among immigrants.
To address whether poorly known species tend to have small ranges, we compile an independent dataset of range maps for each species to compare with the number of specimens.
In particular, most school-based studies either neglect to address or poorly address the importance of family support [ 24], which has been identified as an important factor in both the adoption and maintenance of behavior change in children [ 25, 26].
Inhalation of airborne fine and ultrafine PM has been identified as a major route of exposure to toxic combustion by-products; research should address this poorly understood area.
Addressing this poorly investigated aspect will be facilitated by the availability of the genomes of several individuals per species within few years.
