Sentence examples for apparent addressing from inspiring English sources

As will become apparent, addressing the Problem of Biological Individuality does not require an essentialist answer according to which biological individuals form a kind individuated by a set of singly necessary and jointly sufficient properties.

As much of the mortality from diarrhoea and respiratory infections concerns children under the age of five years in the lower income countries, it also becomes apparent that addressing unsafe water, sanitation & hygiene and indoor air pollution from solid fuel use can significantly reduce child mortality in many countries, for example by more than 25% in about 20 countries.

He died in 197 BC, shortly before the end of the second war, at the age of 72, having suffered an apparent stroke while addressing a Boeotian war council some months before.

These apparent discrepancies need addressing and are the focus of ongoing research in our laboratory.

Like Trevor Noah, Stephen Colbert and Seth Meyers, Bee was harshest on Trump when addressing his apparent lack of preparation.

Adobe also published a post on its Adobe Flash Platform blog addressing the apparent lack of Flash support in the iPad.

A literature review addressing this apparent discrepancy concluded that the true prevalence of uterine sarcoma in presumed fibroids is not known.

To contribute to addressing that apparent deficit in the literature, yet grounded in the assortment of findings and potential explanations from previous research, this study directly asked female students currently enrolled in upper secondary school physics, about strong influences important to their own science education experiences, including current interests and future aspirations.

Addressing the apparent fragmentation of research on EMCS, we develop a 'positioning framework' to locate EMCS within the topic of sustainability and to show how EMCS relates to other subsystems of management, especially to environmental management accounting (EMA) and to environmental management systems (EMS).

Any criticism of the Duggar's apparent disinterest in seriously addressing either their son's crimes or their daughters' trauma was condemned by many Christians quick to forgive and even quicker to pretend like sin has no consequences if someone says "I'm sorry".

It addressed apparent breaches of a mandatory "quiet period" for companies preparing to go public.