Sentence examples for developments addressing from inspiring English sources
One of the latest developments addressing presbyopia is the (intra corneal pinhole inlay currently marketed under the name KAMRA (previously AcuFocus, AcuFocus Inc., Irvine, USA) [ 15].
The transparency criterion 'Identification of uncertain developments' addresses the associated requirement to communicate those uncertainties which are explicitly assessed in the study.
The present paper is aimed to show recent developments addressed to steel cold-formed column members affected by local global buckling interaction.
None of these developments addressed above changes our defensive posture.
This strategy contained many aspects of research and development addressing key priorities in the developing field of environmental public health.
It presages cooperation between the signatories on energy efficiency, renewable energy investment, sustainable urban infrastructure development, addressing deforestation and forest degradation, conducting emissions monitoring, developing market and non-market mechanisms, and pursuing low-emissions, resilient development (whatever that might mean).
This study investigated K 12 STEM educator participation and perceived utility regarding professional development addressing specific needs of students with identified categorical disabilities and limited English proficiency (LEP).
They include a focus on development, addressing the high cost and variable availability of childcare and helping parents back to work or education.
Central to this approach is the establishment and implementation of a complex and multiple viewpoints of product development addressing various stakeholders design and assembly planning points of view.
The harrowing day in New York ended with Bill Clinton, a special UN envoy for Haitian development, addressing a special session of the 192-member UN General Ascoresy with scofes of nations offering aid.
The third factor contained all items of the stakeholder involvement as well as the additional question in rigor of development addressing whether experts had externally reviewed the guideline.
