Sentence examples for addressing a specific question from inspiring English sources
Part 2 identifies gaps in the existing literature with regard to these concepts, proposing some recommendations for addressing a specific question in delirium epidemiology: the relationship between delirium and trajectories of cognitive decline.
In conducting this project, time and resource constraints made it impossible to utilise fully the step where outcomes are mapped to the Group's taxonomic categories (Step 3) and at that time, there were insufficient published reviews coordinated by the Group to prepare a stand alone overview addressing a specific question.
Each class meeting will address a specific question, investigating some of the most fascinating chapters in the history of architecture through a variety of lenses, from the analysis of structural elements, design processes, and urban contexts, to the study of architecture's material, cultural, political, and social dimensions.
It addresses a specific question and includes recent eligible trials.
For users interested in one type of data to address a specific question, this infrastructure is invaluable.
This item was also designed in-house to address a specific question about PD needs related to learning areas of the NEL in Singapore.
I reviewed a few of those videos and admit I was pleased with the result: the beginning of each video highlighted the themes from the feedback, or addressed a specific question pertaining to the previous topic, before diving into the next topic.
The press secretary would not address a specific question as to whether the president feels the law itself is unconstitutional -- a distinction that would ostensibly guide the Justice Department's thinking as to whether or not to appeal the decision.
All P values for these genes were significant after a FDR adjustment within the confines of this pathway ANOVA utilizing a pre-defined subset of genes meant to address a specific question about sulfur-utilization and glucosinolate biosynthetic pathways.
It addresses a specific question, and the results support the conclusions.
Given that regulatory approval is supplied for a dedicated and specific test that addresses a specific question, a targeted sequencing approach might be more acceptable to regulatory agencies.
