Sentence examples for been addressed for example from inspiring English sources
Visible signs such as poor road surfaces have by and large been addressed, for example.
The impact of the video content on video quality has been addressed, for example, in [24 28], and respective models for audio quality are currently under study.
Different dimensions and aspects with reference to social competences have been addressed, for example in studies dealing with moral judgment in commercial occupations (Beck et al. 1996, 1998), communicative abilities (van Buer and Matthäus 1994; Wittmann 2001) and teamwork skills (Goméz 2009).
To some extent this discrepancy has been addressed, for example by including motivational and action stages such as in the Stages of Change Model [ 14], or by considering the individual's perception of ability to control behaviour such as in the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) [ 15, 16].
The minimum time low thrust transfer is addressed for example in [28].
The power control in uplink is addressed, for example, in [9 11].
The convergence of various indicators in similar GRMHD torus simulations was addressed for example by (Shiokawa et al. 2012).
However, other efforts could be addressed, for example, to breeding programs for improved crop cultivars, to better sustain livelihood and increase the economic return to farmers.
Conversely, femtocells present some shortcomings that must be addressed, for example, the unpredictable occasional events that could cause unexpected overload conditions in the network.
For efficient RNAi, some challenges must be addressed, for example, how to get siRNA from the endosome after entering cells and how to retain aptamer targeting specificity when chimeras are combined with delivery carriers.
However, with these emerging technologies there are always technical limitations that must be addressed; for example, paper's autofluorescence that perturbs fluorogenic sensing; smartphone flash's limitations in fluorescent excitation; smartphone camera's limitations in detecting narrow-band fluorescent emission, etc.
