Sentence examples for addressed the proposition from inspiring English sources

We addressed the proposition that normal Twsg1 expression is critical to normal SMG ontogenesis.

Therefore, this study addressed the proposition of the hybridization concept and the simulation of benchmark power plants for a suitable Brazilian site (high direct normal irradiation and low-cost biomass availability).

Respondents joined issue on the outcome of strict scrutiny on the facts before the Court, see Brief for Respondents in Smith, pp. 14-41, aneitherher party squarely addressed the proposition the Court was to embrace, that the Free Exercise Clause was irrelevant to the dispute.

Finally, we want to address the proposition by Bulkeley et al. [3] regarding theoretical concepts (in particular MLP) trying to explain low carbon urban transition, that need to reflect (more) on the political dimension of transition (a criticism that is in line with other scholars criticising MLP for neglecting issues like politics, power and more particularly agency).

It found that Proposition 22 addressed the definition of marriage but not the rights and responsibilities of registered domestic partners and that the two laws were therefore not in conflict.

Mr Swinney added: "The issues raised by Alliance Trust are entirely addressed by the propositions put forward by the Scottish government, and show exactly why our proposals for a formal currency area are the right proposals, why they are in the best interests of business on both sides of the border and why that is what will be implemented by both governments".

Proponents of Proposition 36 said treatment addressed the root of the problem and saved money in the long run by reducing the need for prisons.

Now we must address the new value proposition that a woman's working capital as a freelancer is just as precious as that of a woman in a full-time job.

More specifically, the evidence about similarity of the sounds is the most valuable when aiming to address the activity level proposition, followed by the observation of the TV evidence.

In addition to the urgency for addressing the housing crisis, the proposition of 100,000 houses for San Francisco is put forward as an opportunity to radically re-think the architecture of domestic space.

Generating better returns so that savers can provide for their futures, or producing nutritious food that enhances the health and well-being of our customers?" Now we have a true dichotomy, because now the proposition addresses the benefits of both sets of stakeholders.