Sentence examples for editions addressed from inspiring English sources

Many of these texts were circular of "rectifications" to previous editions, addressed to the community of scientists at large.

The first paper published in this inaugural edition addresses methods of anesthesia used for Cesarean sections.

According to a spokesperson for College Board, "This new edition addresses the legitimate concerns expressed about the 2014 framework.

In summary, this is a fine first edition addressing this important aspect of perioperative management.

In the new forewords to the Cleis Press editions, Bannon addressed the criticisms of her characters as self-destructive in limiting roles, explaining that she simply depicted what she knew and felt at the time.

The evening the paper printed its final edition, he addressed the staff with a self-deprecating toast.

She said the new edition will address the omissions fully.

Surely the subheadlines (in the print edition) will address that problem?

In the new edition she addresses the fear of finding your first job, how to negotiate a better salary and the importance of listening to your inner voice.

It is in that spirit that the magazine has allotted a forum within its pages for notable poets and novelists (Howard Jacobson, Marilynne Robinson, Charles Baxter, Paul Guest, Benjamin Hale, Dan Chiasson, and Jonh Banville) to select a verse or short passage from the edition and address it as they see fit.

This chapter builds upon a similar chapter in the first edition by addressing molecular mechanisms and genetic modulations underlying neurite development.