Sentence examples for has addressed one from inspiring English sources

This study has addressed one of the recommendations of Asai et al. (2017) on the need for further studies on the development of technologies for the production of cheap electrodes.

Perhaps most importantly, the company has addressed one of the biggest complaints with last couple of models — that flat, under-responsive keyboard.

It's hard to tell from my limited time with the machine so far, but I also believe that Apple has addressed one of the primary failings of the generation one product, which could suffer from case creak with the bottom panel in some instances.

The Globe has addressed one of several concerning allegations that Wainio has put forth.

Our group has addressed one aspect of these challenges by developing a fully automated analytical pipeline that takes genome sequence data and sequentially performs genome assembly, gene prediction and functional annotation the CG-pipeline (freely available at http://sourceforge.net/projects/cg-pipeline/) (6).

The city has addressed one problem: modifying a regulation to expand the number of places where green carts can be stored at night.

All four enterprises have addressed one of the paramount problems that family businesses often face, the transition from one generation to the other, said Paul Salerno, the center's chairman and a partner in PricewaterhouseCoopers in Melville.

Ministers and officials also appear to have addressed one of the criticisms of the previous scheme, whereby people had to pay £100-150 for an upfront assessment of their home to see what measures would work best.

The official also said the changes had addressed one of the Iraqis' principal complaints: that it takes far too long to process those arrested and to release the innocent.

Autofocus systems all have their weaknesses, and this may have addressed one Apple regretted in earlier iterations.

For all the innovation that has come out of startups, few have addressed one of the hardest tasks in the world: caring for a newborn infant.