Sentence examples for effective addressing from inspiring English sources

Additional effective addressing modes enhance this model by adding incrementing, decrementing, index register, immediate offset values, and scaled register modes.

UNICEF's strategy of water/sanitation programming, hygiene education, health, immunization and nutrition response was effective, addressing three of the major immediate needs (the threat of epidemics such as cholera and infectious diseases and malnutrition), the other two needs being food and shelter.

Addressing health facility barriers may ultimately be more efficient and effective than addressing patient related barriers.

Other Democrats said they did not want to dwell on the outburst or allow it to overshadow what they saw as an effective address by the president.

But ultimately I think both of the prime-time speaker probably gave "pretty good" speeches — flawed but effective addresses that did the speakers, their party and its nominee more good than harm.

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About 70% of TCM users rated their treatment as somewhat or very effective in addressing their condition, with 7% rating it as not at all effective (Table 2).

Shortly before Davies produced her evidence-based drinking guidelines, a report from the Institute of Alcohol Studies condemned the deal, for, among other failings, "obstructing more effective policies addressing alcohol harm".

Transdisciplinary knowledge co-production, however, is recognized as effective in addressing and current sustainability challenges [37].

As demonstrated herein, X-ray CT-based numerical analysis is effective for addressing this concern.

Higher level abstractions, particularly those that use visual models, are effective in addressing these challenges.