Sentence examples for extent addresses from inspiring English sources
To some extent, addresses are public, through real estate tax rolls and voting registration records, the latter technically available only for scholarly, journalistic, political or governmental purposes.
They find that network effects are stronger in less-institutionalized sectors, which to some extent addresses the contexts of guanxi (Bian and Huang 2015; Bian and Zhang 2014).
This article reviews the recent advances in the design of various targeted systems obtained through microfluidics and to some extent addresses challenges and hurdles faced during cancer cell treatment.
The present study to some extent addresses this methodological limitation.
The Directive under debate here today, to some extent addresses this problem, but it is only partially covered, in Article 8 for example.
HBO has to some extent addressed its plans on this front, saying it understands how it's important to have a wide range of offerings for streaming service users – not just top performers like "Game of Thrones," but also other content, like big-ticket dramas, documentaries, and sports programs, for example.
The evolutionary implications of recombination have been, to some extent, addressed in the context of the evolution of anti-retroviral resistance in HIV [11] [16].
This study suggests that timely dental care can, to a certain extent, address employment barriers.
These three indicators address effectiveness mostly in terms of outputs and, to a limited extent, address outcomes and impact.
Previous studies to some extent addressed these concerns by applying experimental approaches such as DNA finger printing to validate and authenticate cancer cell lines.
While cost presents such a prominent and easily articulated obstacle it is difficult to fully understand to what extent addressing cost issues would positively affect recruitment or whether other barriers would still prevent behaviour change.
