Sentence examples for addressing particular challenges from inspiring English sources
The policies selected represent actual policies enacted by federal and state governments to provide incentive to biomass utilization and are aimed at addressing particular challenges in the production lifecycle of trees to final product.
Six side events were organized to highlight opportunities and address particular challenges in disaster risk reduction (DRR) or in DRR science.
Languages used to specify computer-interpretable guidelines (CIGs) differ in their approaches to addressing particular modeling challenges.
In the sections to follow, we present three additional sample assemblies to highlight the ability of PRICE to address particular assembly challenges commonly encountered in real-world datasets.
It will bring this into dialogue with research addressing the particular challenges of doing science beyond the relatively easily controllable conditions of the laboratory.
However, this stream will not be limited to such unidirectional exchange but rather will embrace bidirectional interaction with end-users allowing the development of multi-disciplinary collaborations to define applications or address particular engineering and industrial challenges.
To those concerns must be added the failure of the Conservatives to address the particular challenges presented by Northern Ireland.
Despite these barriers to accessing care, currently applicable Russian federal law on HIV/AIDS does not specifically address the particular challenges involved in providing HIV prevention, care and treatment services to migrants [ 44].
This design was important to address the particular challenges of working with a study population that is always changing, with new Football United participants arriving regularly and moving locations, and with a program that had already been in operation for three years.
Extending the Child Support Grant to include the period of pregnancy would not only serve to acknowledge and address the particular challenges faced by poor women, but also go some way to securing the health of newborn children and future generations.
If teachers failed to address particular stakeholders when asked about challenges or benefits, they would be prompted to do so (i.e., themselves or other teachers, administration, students, parents).
