Sentence examples for and simultaneously addressing from inspiring English sources

Progressively alleviating the impacts of cattle and human disturbances on the forest, and simultaneously addressing the economic needs of local communities, should be key priority actions to increase tiger populations.

As compared to traditional ways of memorizing each character as a whole or focusing on the strokes of a character and their sequences, teaching the structure of characters and simultaneously addressing the relationship between components and wholes generates positive effects on character learning (Anderson et al. 2002; Nagy et al. 2002).

This early intervention can occur by including children in age-appropriate ways and simultaneously addressing the issues of adults who have the most significant influence — parents and teachers.

By incorporating general prior constraints into the model and simultaneously addressing detection and linking, we have developed a robust method that has significantly reduced the error rate for lineage tracing applied to 4D confocal microscopy images.

This would lock in the benefits of reform and simultaneously address charges of policy incoherence.

In Happy Hair: The Definitive Guide to Giving Up Shampoo, she explains how she quit washing in order to cut down on chemicals in her household and simultaneously address her greasy hair problems.

"This is a progressive plan to increase energy efficiency at our schools and simultaneously address the issue of PCBs in old light fixtures," the city schools chancellor, Cathleen P. Black, said in a statement.

The UK embraced the concept of build to rent during the global financial crisis as part of its efforts to stimulate the economy and simultaneously address the rental crisis that had made living in inner-city London beyond the reach of key workers such as teachers, police and nurses.

If we change the ways that we govern them and if we can place landholders and rural communities at the junction of benefit and management, wild resources can pay for themselves and simultaneously address rural poverty and environmental injustice.

Our approach merges and simultaneously addresses two main issues related to arc routing problems: identifying the footprints of a minimum cost network flow and augmenting the corresponding residual network in search of minimal flows.

In this paper, we present the outcomes of these additional experiments and, simultaneously, address other points of critique raised by Rauschen [6], Ricroch et al. [7], and Alvarez-Alfageme et al. [8].