Sentence examples for addressing the communication from inspiring English sources

Network-on-Chip (NoC) -based communication architecture is promising in addressing the communication bottlenecks in current and future multicore processors.

Group social skills interventions (SSI) are partially effective for addressing the communication and social interaction impairments experienced by individuals with autism spectrum disorders (ASD).

Inspired by the handling methods for the NCSs, the investigations have been emerged to embed the network into the conventional ILC system addressing the communication delay and/or packet dropout.

"We are addressing the communication breakdown and using this incident to raise awareness about cultural sensitivity and diversity, so such incidents never again occur in the Carondelet community," Ditzel said in a statement.

However, the Planning Commission Pakistan, Economic Affairs Division and now the Ministry of NHSRC, all played a pivotal role in addressing the communication gap between the development partners and vertical programmes.

Four indicators measure the follow-up of patients, addressing the communication between the hospital and the primary care centre when patients with heart failure and COPD are discharged (2 indicators) and their follow-up in primary care after being discharged (2 indicators).

Furthermore, OAB has received little attention in many Chinese communities; few studies in the literature address the communication quality between OAB patients and their urologists in Chinese communities, particularly regarding female OAB patients' experiences when seeking treatment from male urologists.

The consensus protocol included in the synchronization component of the controller addresses the communication burden by transmitting output signals to its communicating systems instead of entire states and further, adapts the synchronization weights in proportion to the pairwise state disagreement, as a means to minimize the control effort.

Furthermore, OAB has received little attention in many Chinese communities; few studies in the literature address the communication quality and problems between OAB patients and their urologists in both Western and Chinese communities, particularly regarding female OAB patients' communication experiences when seeking treatment from male urologists.

"There's still a communication gap, not only here, but nationally, and unless we are able to address the communication divide here, we're not – as a country or as a community – going to be able to address this".

They did not seem to address the communication and teamwork failures.