Sentence examples for be tackled via from inspiring English sources

Systematic sources of variation can often be tackled via careful study design; for example, by balancing and/or randomising treatment arms over potentially confounding variables (such as plates or batches, or having multiple observers/experimenters involved in data collection).

He said it "could be considered" if it was felt that the way advertising was being used could not be tackled via other methods.

For many people across the city, the blizzard was something to be tackled: via shovels, snow boots, frustratingly crippled subway routes, perilously unplowed roads.

Corbyn repeatedly pledged during the EU referendum campaign he would not seek to make divisive arguments on immigration, and said concerns about the strain on services because of migration could be tackled via a migrant impact fund.

Some routing problems can be tackled via geodesic problems; for example, the cost function (mathcal {C} (x,y)) is isotropic (e.g., sensor nodes with omni-directional antennas) and only depends on position.

While the former can be tackled via geography-fixed effects, the latter is addressed with an instrumental variables (IV) strategy in which ratings are instrumented with ratings of any MTV show broadcasted during the same time in the previous period.

The mayor added that he was not trying to minimise gang culture, saying it was a problem that needed to be tackled and was being tackled.

He gets a master class from Charlie in how to tackle, and be tackled, without fear (and with relentless joy).

How should this be tackled?

It is an issue that must be tackled head on.

This is a real problem for Obama, and one that must be tackled head on.