Sentence examples for context for addressing from inspiring English sources

There is surely a context for addressing the biology of morality.

The complexity of the Mediterranean-type biome provides a good context for addressing these issues.

Both climate and human impact models can be evoked to explain the crossing of geomorphic thresholds: and palaeoecological data on climatic change (bog surface wetness) and human impact (pollen), together with archaeological and documentary evidence of landscape history, provide a context for addressing the causes of late Holocene geomorphic instability.

Risk management provides a context for addressing environmental health hazards.

The primary care setting is an obvious context for addressing weight in very young children.

The historical background on peer review, GLP, and related scientific information quality initiatives and practices (e.g., Batterman et al. 1999; Burnham 1990; Kronic 1990; Rennie 2003) provide context for addressing two key issues identified earlier: researcher bias and data validity.

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(I02F01, no TERM-training) The GPs found the clinical context to be unsuited for addressing MUS.

The resulting research priorities in both locations strongly highlighted local context, indicating that while opportunities for addressing knowledge gaps through collaboration exist at the national scale, there is a need for regional- or fishery-specific governance strategies and approaches to mahseer research and conservation.

The oldest framework for addressing ethical issues in the context of medicine are provided by the Helsinki Declaration (Bourne 2015).

There are at least four perspectives or approaches for addressing human error within the context of aviation.