Sentence examples for aspects resolved from inspiring English sources

In line with this understanding, the International Commission on Occupational Health (ICOH), an international non-governmental professional society that aims to foster the scientific progress, knowledge and development of occupational health and safety in all its aspects, resolved to update its 2002 Code of Ethics [ 11] through a globally consultative process in 2009.

The stability fund "is currently unable to proceed until this technical aspect is resolved," Christophe Frankel, its chief financial officer, said in a statement.

The model considers technical and economic aspects to resolve both CO2 pricing and the design of a supply chain network for capturing, transporting, and sequestering CO2 in geological reservoirs.

This additional complexity suggests that understanding the mechanisms that establish their inter-dependency may be critical, but these aspects remain inadequately resolved to inform ecosystem management.

Most of these aspects can be resolved using the CPD1 and CPD2 pair defined in Equation (9) instead of the OPD and IPD pair in Equations (3) and (4), as both CPD1 and CPD2 are the relevant parameters dependent on ICC and IID.

While the first two aspects could be resolved via a reorganisation of the collaboration of the professional groups involved, an improvement in pay can hardly be expected in financially difficult times.

On the other hand, our results using fixed threshold parameters indicate that at least some of these ambiguous aspects can be resolved by reducing parameter correlations through fixing some parameters in the optimization.

It follows from the previous discussion that its kinetics is a key aspect to resolve the intricacies of the cascade.

Rationality is an important aspect to resolve the problem.

Data validation is the least resolved aspect of data publication, and fundamental questions are still unanswered: What minimum level of quality should a published dataset guarantee?

Subsequently, this codeletion appeared to not only carry diagnostic, but also prognostic and predictive information, the latter aspect only recently resolved after carefully constructed clinical trials with very long follow-up times.