Sentence examples for be addressed to evaluate from inspiring English sources
The paper concludes with a discussion of key knowledge gaps, challenges, and future research priorities that need to be addressed to evaluate and better manage this complex nutrient input to the Great Lakes and their tributaries.
Although the material has been tested in other animal models, the evaluation did not include the larynx; hence, situations, such as tissue reaction, material absorption, and extrusion, need to be addressed to evaluate its usefulness as a material for laryngeal reconstruction.
Other postural measures should be addressed to evaluate pelvic pain patients.
Other postural measures should be addressed to evaluate the complex body characteristics of pelvic pain patients.
In particular, preclinical studies in neurologically injured people, for example, spinal cord injured and stroke patients, will be addressed to evaluate the rehabilitation potential of synergistic FES.
The cost-effectiveness or cost benefit issues also need to be addressed to evaluate the overall impact on the society when such data are available in the future.
Several studies have been addressed to evaluate the relationship between the EEG and the anesthesia [ 3– 5].
Further works were addressed to evaluate the ability of celecoxib plus ABL on COX-2 mRNA decay, and similar effects were observed (Supplementary Figure S6B).
Because of the sample selection strategy, this study is not addressed to evaluate the effect of very recent genetic flow from outside populations - essentially from the Italian mainland - that, according to demographic data, occurred mainly during the last sixty years.
Future research and practice could usefully now be addressed at evaluating the efficacy and population level effectiveness of the anticipated policy solutions, to what is clearly a maternal and child health problem of major proportions.
In a multi-component disease, such as COPD, many parameters have to be addressed in order to evaluate globally the individual patients and recognize possible therapeutic phenotypes [ 32].
