Sentence examples for addressing individual components from inspiring English sources
One important trend at VMworld and leading up to the show was a focus on software defined infrastructure, including what is called composable infrastructure, that allows virtualizing and addressing individual components, such as storage devices.
I will not address the individual components of the package presented; you have them in your documentation, but I will say that we believe it represents the structure required to ensure that our security is organized, staffed, managed and administered so as to ensure the required level of staff safety.
However, various systems address individual tasks.
Qualitative research is integral to developing the design detail of a complex intervention and tailoring its components to address individuals' needs in different healthcare systems.
We are all individuals, and statistics never address individuals".
These studies have proved useful in examining the dynamic nature of the macrophage transcriptome however they have not addressed specific roles of individual components within the IFN signalling system.
A composed model with several different cell types would impede functional interpretation of the signature, especially with respect to the fact that lymphocyte presence and activity can vary widely from patient to patient and such differences cannot be addressed without knowing the individual components.
Due to space limitations, it is not possible to report every detail of the different study components, however, publications are planned to address additional detail of the individual components.
Many studies have addressed the character and function of the individual components of TREX2 complex in mammals [ 33].
Conducting assays on purified cell wall components like acid-insoluble Klason lignin or pure cellulose (like Avicel™) to mimic individual components of pretreated biomass is one way to address this problem [ 24, 44].
This suggests that participants were re-examining individual components of the ECG, the primary data involved in interpretation decisions, potentially addressing errors related to premature diagnostic closure.
