Sentence examples for bounds to address from inspiring English sources

Finally, we propose bounds to address identification problems resulting from recall errors.

But some said last week they were duty-bound to address it when suspects and detainees who have refused to talk could have information that could save thousands of lives.

For this reason alone (notwithstanding their moral obligation), bullying is a problem educators are duty-bound to address.

The MDGs are distinct from the sustainable development goals introduced last September but both are global, time-bound attempts to address global poverty, hunger and inequality.

It could be a significant step toward opening up American orchestras to more experimentation and challenge, and in helping these tradition-bound organizations to address questions of mission and relevance that they must ponder, now more than ever.

Since its launch in 2010, nearly 300 organizations have made tangible, time-bound commitments to address the goals set out in the Strategy.

Based on this assessment, national leaders should make public and time-bound commitments to address gaps and to implement measures that address the most important health challenges the country is facing.

Examination of residues involved in ligand recognition supports a general model of ligand binding, but x-ray crystal structures of ErbB3 and ErbB4 with bound ligands are needed to address whether the ErbB3/ErbB4 ligands bind similarly to their receptors and how subtle differences in ligand binding lead to differences in receptor signaling.

It grew up to address a specific, bounded set of issues.

On the other hand, I also think that this fact underscores (albeit paradoxically so) the urgent need for us to address several Earth-bound problems.

This access is based on the MAC address of the laptop, and is bounded to the node to which the user may have access.