The phrase "addressed responsible" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The issue was addressed responsibly by the team during the meeting."
Alternatives: "handled responsibly" or "managed appropriately."
That seems to have stopped after site creators were able to block the IP addresses responsible.
The company says that it was able to fix the issue by blocking the IP addresses responsible for the attack.
Hence, tailored in-service trainings to address conditions responsible for the deaths of most women and newborn babies would enhance responses.
The model provides a platform for future studies addressing mechanisms responsible for reduced muscle force and joint strength including changes to muscle length-tension operating range due to altered muscle and tendon excursions, and the effects of cuff tear size and location on moment arms and muscle forces.
To address the responsible region of MRGBP for the interaction with BRD8, we prepared various deletion mutants of MRGBP.
Ladbrokes has addressed concerns about responsible gambling amid an increase of online betting firms.
Our work is primarily addressed to the responsible owners of the big websites meant for public usage that are accessed heavily.
Moreover, to develop environmental flow schemes or restoration and climate change adaptation strategies for freshwater communities, local and regional processes need to be addressed simultaneously; equally responsible as drivers of community diversity.
We also directly addressed molecular mechanisms responsible for the phenotypic characteristics observed in our metastatic breast cancer model.
We aggregated information from 45 sites, a representative portion of the total projects under way, to show nanomaterials used, types of pollutants addressed, and organizations responsible for each site.
Different pathomechanisms were addressed to be responsible for these findings, including sex-related gene polymorphisms [ 2], effects of sex hormones [ 6], or different intensities of care, with males receiving more invasive procedures [ 7, 8].
