Sentence examples for exercises to address from inspiring English sources

Key of the treatment is to help the patient understand the functional deficit and to provide him with exercises to address these deficits.

The meeting would include an announcement on integrating ballistic missile defense architecture as well as more military exercises to address maritime, counterterrorism, air and missile defense challenges, U.S. officials told reporters on a conference call.

In the first month the program helps you become more aware of obsessive compulsive social media patterns and its harms; in month two delve deeper into the unhealthy belief systems at work and begin exercises to address them; then in the third month, solidify what's been learned and plan for long-term management of social media behaviors.

A range of exercises to address the various degrees of severity of hip OA will be available.

Faculty will have the responsibility of developing exercises to address the required objectives and creating assessment tools to demonstrate that their graduates have met the objectives.

Using what they learned in the faculty development workshops and the instructions and model exercises in the 'HIV/AIDS Teaching Guide', faculty will have the added responsibility of developing exercises to address the required competencies and creating assessment tools to demonstrate that their graduates have met the competencies.

Will there be any likelihood that presidential leadership will be exercised to address this issue?

First, we chose to study two time points, i.e 4 h and 24 h post exercise, to address the dynamic and transient nature of gene transcriptional regulation.

First, at the expense of knowledge on environmental risk factors for falls, researchers have concentrated on identifying and addressing individual risk factors such as prescribing exercise to address deficits in strength and balance [ 6, 7].

That said, it is striking to hear Dick Cheney discuss how working on continuity-of-government exercises — plans to address catastrophic situations — early in his career helped prepare him for handling the events of 9/11.

The triumph of Britain's athletes at the London Olympic Games has provided a once in a generation opportunity to inspire people to do more exercise and to address some of the toughest public health challenges we face as a country, but it is unlikely that sporting inspiration and the Olympic legacy alone will be enough.