Sentence examples for be addressed by two from inspiring English sources

Since there are six groups and three prompts, each prompt will be addressed by two groups.

This can be addressed by two different techniques.

Compact MPVs The people-mover segment will be addressed by two newcomers: Volkswagen's Touran, a seven-seater MPV (multipurpose vehicle) that's being assembled in Indonesia; and Nissan's NV2000 Vanette, which it will bring in via its joint venture with Ashok Leyland it has already won some Van of the Year awards and has the USP of sliding rear doors.

This omission will in large part be addressed by two parallel UK randomised trials which have compared CMF with a regimen consisting of four cycles of single agent epirubicin followed by four of CMF.

Thus, to our current knowledge, the diastolic SR Ca2+ leak can be addressed by two different approaches: direct stabilisation of the leaky RyR2 via suitable new compounds (RyR stabilisers) on the one hand and reduction of its hyperphosphorylation by CaMKII inhibition on the other hand.

They reported that the seminars were "widely successful", and resulted in long and detailed lists of possible topics for inclusion in the Sesame Street curriculum; in fact, the seminars produced more suggested educational objectives than could ever be addressed by one television series.

Clarithromycin in H. pylori is basically mediated by three point mutations in the ribosomal 23S rRNA [ 94] which can be addressed by three described FISH probes: ClaR1, ClaR2, and ClaR3 [ 93] (Table 1).

More than 6,000 state children, ages 11 to 21, have been addressed by two prosecutors from the United States Attorney's office through a program called Project Sentry.

Concerns for seismic performance of these panels were addressed by two full-scale tests of prototype panels.

In the literature, this question has been addressed by two types of models known as zero-inflated (or zero-deflated) models, and hurdle models.

Application-oriented aspects are addressed by two end-users who are planning a formation flying mission for which the propulsion system is crucial.