He can address the organization's concerns.
It was a spirited and unusual meeting of ideological warriors -- the first time, in fact, that any F.B.I. director has ever addressed the organization, group officials said.
To address the organization of conversations in oncology visits by taking an "interaction order" perspective and asking how these visits are intrinsically organized.
The demonstration of cytochrome oxidase (CO) blobs in the cat allows investigators to address the organization of processing streams through the visual system of the cat, and whether the CO architecture is as important to cortical organization in this species as it is in primates.
DeGeneres addressed the organization's plea on her talk show.
Questions relating to the mission statement addressed the organization's purpose, its business values, client orientation, and use of proactive verbs to describe what hospitals do.
We address the organization and functional roles of MICOS and identify two independent MICOS subcomplexes: Mic27/Mic10/Mic12, whose assembly is dependent on respiratory complexes and the mitochondrial lipid cardiolipin, and Mic60/Mic19, which assembles independent of these factors.
Note: (5-point Likert Scale: 1 = strongly disagree, 5 = strongly agree) The main themes that emerged from the data addressed the organization of the immunization program, support and feedback, mechanisms for management and supervision, capacity and knowledge to manage and supervise, work motivation, and barriers relating to the health system and immunization.
While prior research has addressed the organization and provision of cancer rehabilitation and survivor care [ 4, 10, 11], it rarely has included viewpoints from practitioners in the multiple disciplines that provide rehabilitation for cancer survivors on a day to day basis.
It certainly was: there was something odd about the ritual of two politicians addressing the same organization, one without any real hope of winning support, and the other without any real fear of losing it.
