The use of fewer categories and conditions allowed us to build a strong statistical basis and to focus our investigation on addressing the following questions: how early the amygdale and other areas are activated, how their activation depends on where the stimulus appears in the visual field, and whether emotions are separated in the same or different areas.
He did not address his earlier questions about the cause and treatment of AIDS.
Finally, a few minutes before the call ended, one analyst asked CFO Tom Szkutak to directly address the concern that earlier questions had hinted at — namely, that the company seems to be seeing "diminishing return" on its spending.
At a news conference after police released dashboard-camera and body-camera videos of the shooting on Saturday, Scott family lawyers gathered with Scott's brother-in-law, who addressed earlier questions from reporters about Scott's character.
He was defending the individual mandate while also attempting to address an earlier question from Justice Anthony Kennedy about whether "this is a step beyond what our cases have allowed, the affirmative duty to act to go into commerce".
How are you addressing the insurance question?
But addressing those questions earlier — weeks earlier — and placing the explanatory piece more prominently in the paper would have helped readers make their way through the thicket.
This is traditionally shown, and does not address the question of the earlier intermediates.
The current study addresses the question whether early auditory experience influences the development of GABAergic transmission.
As developmental epigenetic cues seem a prerequisite for proper germ cell development in mice, we, in this study, addressed the question whether early human neoplastic germ cells – the CIS cells – that seem developmentally arrested, indeed could have an epigenetic status similar to immature germ cells.
We thus addressed the question whether the early apoptotic events involved in cone cell death were also dependent on activation of pro-apoptotic Bax.
