Sentence examples for addressed to answer from inspiring English sources

Two main issues must be clearly addressed to answer this question.

The relative roles of vegetation structure, floristics and other garden attributes, and environmental and landscape controls, on the abundance and richness of bird species in 214 back or front gardens in 10 suburbs of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, are addressed to answer this question.

Work Streams 1 and 4 addressed cross-cutting themes of working in partnership and strengthening the science-policy interface through capacity building, as well as aligning research and policy goals, including through highlighting important research gaps that need to be addressed to answer DRR policy needs (Table 1).

Further studies should be addressed to answer this concern.

First, the data were prospectively collected as a routine set of all ICU admissions and, therefore, not addressed to answer specific questions regarding the received RRT.

Tuberculosis is a multifactorial disease and the pulmonary milieu involving the immune response and bacilli interaction in different genetic background and environment factors should be addressed to answer the question whether M. tuberculosis growth is controlled by other interaction candidate genes and/or several risk factors.

Nonetheless, these two types of theory would not genuinely be in conflict, as they would be addressed to answering different questions.

To prevent fake accounts, or what are called "bots," Twitter asks people trying to create multiple accounts from the same I.P. address to answer a "captcha".

Amid a clamor of calls from prominent Republicans for Mr. Romney to offer a major policy address to answer voters' continued questions about his plans, his aides said he would present a series of speeches, television commercials and events promoting his five-point economic policy, even as he concentrates on his next big chance to change the race: the debates.

The two soldiers this was addressed to did not answer, but another man, who had come to support Moscow, Oleg Senkov, was affronted: "Why don't you wait until the referendum then you'll see how we really feel over here".

Any inquiries addressed to the pharmacist were answered according to routine practice in the pharmacy.