Sentence examples for addressing observations from inspiring English sources

The source can be useful in addressing observations related to biomolecular, cellular and organisms' sensitivity to pulsed radiation in the "water window", where carbon atoms absorb X-rays more strongly than the oxygen, mostly present in water.

Addressing observations from previous sessions and incorporating them into subsequent sessions is effective in modifying curriculum in an incremental way rather than mandating major modifications (Kelley et al., 2010).

Mostly, the conversations concern which resident has been attended to, how their needs should be addressed, observations or division of labour.

The European telecommunications standards institute (ETSI) has also proposed a standard to address observation relationships in Machine-to-Machine (M2M) communications.

Tree height was used as a proxy for horizontal cover and classes were chosen based on a bear's perspective, because, when assessing horizontal cover, it is important to address observation height relative to the target (Collins and Becker, 2001).

The company said it was "committed to addressing all observations in order to enhance our existing systems".

The internal rules of those national parliaments should take into account details of the relevant procedures and arrangements for addressing the observations and questions to the ECB.

We used a cumulative logit model to begin addressing the observation, from Table 1 and 3, that antigen and adjuvant affected treatment outcome.

I shall address two observations made by the presenters of these papers.

A spokeswoman for the company, Meg Graham, said in a statement that it was working with the F.D.A. to address its observations.

Although the effects of soluble molecules and cell environment have been intensively addressed, few observations and conclusions about the interaction between the two have been achieved.