Sentence examples for addressing key topics from inspiring English sources

Here, we focus on sequence divergence in protein-coding regions between two passerine birds, zebra finch and great tit (Parus major), with the latter being a model organism for addressing key topics in evolutionary ecology (Drent et al. 2003; Visser et al. 2003; Bouwhuis et al. 2010).

The programme syllabus was designed in collaboration with faculty at the school, and addressed key topics within the undergraduate final year curriculum, with a particular emphasis on those subject areas that students typically found problematic.

Then across four modules, they learn more about the topic through videos, infographics, quizzes, motion graphics, and more, which combined address key topics like how to spot the signs of an opioid overdose, or how to talked to a loved one about their addiction, and other information about the drugs.

WS journals provided more balanced coverage of women's health, publishing articles that addressed key women's health topics in context, more broadly defined, and based on mixed quantitative-qualitative methodologies.

In this regard, many reports have addressed several key topics, such as informed consent, data sharing, and returning results (McGuire et al. [2008]; Kaye et al. [2010]; Tabor et al. [2011]).

Clearly, it is not probable to deal with all relevant issues, so emphasis will be made to address some key topics, including successes and main challenge and limits of liposomes in protein and peptide delivery.

Panelists were assigned to three-person workgroups, with each workgroup addressing one key topic.

Panelists were assigned to four to five person work groups, one of whom served as the group facilitator with each work group addressing one key topic.

The role of gravity waves, planetary waves, and tides, and their ionospheric impacts have been closely examined through addressing the following key topics.

The telephone interviews, lasting 30 minutes and addressing the same key topics as the workshops and focus groups took place in April 2012.

The interlinkages between the four access points address the four key topics which describe the main challenges that can be addressed with the framework, both scientifically and in practice: 1. Identifying and prioritising hazardous chemicals at different scales.