Due to the comprehensive managerial significance of the total costs of production, it is basically addressed in literature as a measure of inefficiency due to relevant wastage [22].
In a process that's known as "filibustering", minister Sam Gyimah basically addressed the House of Commons until there wasn't time left for a vote on Friday afternoon, meaning the Private Member's Bill proposed by SNP MP John Nicolson couldn't move forward in Parliament.
The West Lothian question basically addresses the issue of why Scottish MPs are allowed to vote on matters that only affect England, whereas the corresponding Scottish matters are dealt with in the Scottish parliament and are thus outside the influence of any English MP.
If you're a Spark fan, it's definitely worth a look, since it basically addresses one of the only weaknesses of the DJI drone without requiring a significant financial investment.
While the FRTA is basically addressing the impact of ROS generated by normal metabolism within a cell, biological systems are also challenged by ROS originating from the environment.
In the first article [ 25], they basically address the safety issues, practical feasibility, and general outcome of patients treated with an MICPB system.
Surrounded by advocates for victims' rights, the speaker of the Assembly, Sheldon Silver, outlined a plan that basically addresses the same issues as those earlier efforts.
Summarizing: I would like to see a major revision that basically addresses the questions above regarding practical usability and the issue of how the algorithm deals with multiple, (almost) equally large sets of compatible markers in the aligned sequences.
Basically, I addressed four areas: my background, my preparation for graduate school, the graduate school experience, and career opportunities for science majors.
"We basically have addressed every major issue," said Sherita Coffelt, a Metrolink spokeswoman.
Regarding the City of Detroit's fiscal crisis, we have two main problems which were basically not addressed in his speech.
