The phrase "addressing well" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of addressing something in a positive or effective manner, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In our meeting, we focused on addressing well the concerns raised by the team."
Alternatives: "effectively addressing" or "properly addressing".
After a roaring take on "Runaway," during which he pounded away at his MPC, he began addressing, well, everyone.
We propose a new approach to addressing well known issues challenging identification of any patent effect: firm heterogeneity, simultaneity between firm performance and patenting, and sample selection.
"It's not something professional associations as a whole are addressing well or individual clinicians feel comfortable discussing," she said.
The outbreak of war in 1914 revived his fortunes; as a journalist and orator Bottomley became a leading propagandist for the war effort, addressing well over 300 public meetings.
The data are derived from and thus applicable to a developing world setting, addressing well recognized gaps in our understanding of child pedestrian RTIs in the world's highest risk regions.
This study is the first to describe these relationships for residents who participated in the IMR, and points to the importance of addressing well-being and wellness behaviors during the formative time of graduate medical education.
Colleges and universities are addressing well-being in students with new and innovative approaches.
For example, extending visiting hours, reducing noise and light at night, promoting nurse-driven analgesia protocols, improving communication through the help of psychologists, and addressing well-being issues during meetings should all be considered.
Notable works addressing well-known bottlenecks in computationally expensive pipelines, the most characteristic of which are Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) data analysis and whole genome assembling (WGA) include [18], Rainbow [9], CloudMap [29], CloudBurst [40], SURPI [31] and RSD-Cloud [45].
This is reflected also in the recent explosion of empirical and theoretical literature focused on addressing well-documented problems concerning the uptake and routine embedding of evidence-based healthcare interventions, constituting an emerging field of applied research now known as 'Implementation Science'.
Phylogenomic data sets cannot yet cover the same density of taxon sampling relative to targeted gene approaches, and while systematic errors of phylogenomic analyses have been explored recently (e.g., [ 14– 16]), there is already a suite of tools available for addressing well-known pitfalls of ribosomal RNA-based sequences (e.g., [ 17– 20]).
