These examples illustrate the challenges of addressing a creeping problem that's barely perceptible to the population in real time.
Figure 3 presents an example of addressing in a 3-d SHAM system with r 1=r 2=r 3=2 with a node 13F9BC having its complete set of direct neighbors.
"In the end, M.T.B.E. was the issue that could be singled out as an example of addressing the needs of a very specific group," said Subash Chandra, an energy analyst in the Houston office of Morgan Keegan & Company, an investment firm.
Most 50-844%) judged it acceptable for doctors to recommend placebo treatments under conditions that varied according to the doctor's level of certainty about the benefits of the treatment, the purpose of the treatment (for example, to address a patient's need to receive a treatment), and the transparency with which the treatment was described to patients.
Throughout the book, Harrison uses specific examples to address a range of questions about the history, theory, and making of modern art questions about the conditions of its making and the nature of its public, about the problems and priorities of criticism, and about the relations between interpretation and judgment.
In contrast, only few studies have explored the circadian regulation of metabolism, for example, addressing a relationship between circadian clock and TCA cycle [26], or mainly focusing on starch synthesis and break-down [29], [35].
Successful examples of addressing PK variability include the development and application of a Bayesian PBPK model based analysis systematically estimating model parameters and characterizing their uncertainty and variability for TCE, a chemical with complex toxicokinetics (Chiu et al. 2009).
For example, I addressed a group of performers and songwriters in a well-to-do suburb.
It is incumbent upon those of us who have come before you to try to set an example in terms of addressing the issues which your arrival heralds.
What makes it even more significant is that this policy is an example of New Yorkers addressing the impact of pollution we create, even though we do not directly experience the impact of e-waste pollution.
