Sentence examples for addressing similar challenges from inspiring English sources
On the competition front, Kotsur names Canada based Tulip Retail and US PredictSpring as also addressing similar challenges around digital transformation but she suggests a modular approach and attention to analytics is helping it stand out.
We can also assume that this set of challenges is more effectively addressed by leaders with a proven track record of successfully addressing similar challenges in different institutions.
For inspiration, they may also look at technologies/products/service/experiences in other fields that have addressed similar challenges.
By making the server and the code available publicly we hope to provide starting points for those who would like to address similar challenges, and to open up the possibility of future enhancements to this tool using the sourceforge community platform.
The same expertise is being used to address similar challenges in East Timor and Burundi.
Planning for additional production of U.S.-origin non-GM CSB, local purchase of alternative fortified blended foods that may be more acceptable to beneficiary populations, or the use of more costly Ready-to-Use Supplementary Foods (RUSFs), which may be easier to target to intended beneficiaries, are approaches that could be used to address similar challenges in future food assistance programs.
Collectively, the work presented here describes the toxicology programme developed for sulfoxaflor and its metabolites, and how it might be used to address similar future challenges aimed at determining the relevance of the metabolites from a human hazard and risk perspective.
There are softwares available, addressing similar problems.
We recently developed a novel latent variable approach to address the similar challenges to cognition's assessment.
The challenges of the 2015 Kumbh Nashik will be mapped to help address similar issues in refugee camps, concerts such as Burning Man in the Nevada desert and in emerging cities across the world.
While citing ways that women's lives across cultures and continents had similar challenges, she then proceeded to address a litany of abuses, framing them each not simply as "women's problems," but as profound violations of human rights.
