Sentence examples for has specifically adressed from inspiring English sources
Effectively, this strategy constructs the field to be known as having specific boundaries, defined as research that has specifically addressed the review question, used particular study designs and fulfilled the procedural requirements for the proper execution of these.
PETER J. BOYER: I don't know that Boehner or the others has specifically addressed that issue yet, but I do know that they mean to vigorously exercise the Congressional oversight function.
Both blocs have courted support of the Kurdistan Alliance, which controls 53 seats, but neither has specifically addressed the Kurds' demands, said Mahmoud Othman, a Kurdish member of Parliament.
"The N.C.A.A. has been at the forefront of safety issues throughout its existence, and the Association has specifically addressed the issue of head injuries through a combination of playing rules, equipment requirements and medical best practices.
A. No research has specifically addressed how roasting nuts may change their nutritional value, said Rui Hai Liu, a professor of food science at Cornell University, but he said that in his opinion, "I predict you will get health benefits from consuming either raw or roasted nuts".
However, no randomized trial has specifically addressed this issue other than indirect measurements of ICP [175].
However, several studies have specifically addressed the role of Spo0A and the downstream sporulation specific sigma factors in the sporulation program [ 28, 29, 50].
Yet, none of these economic studies had specifically addressed the consequences associated with different follow-up CRT optimization strategies.
However, few studies have specifically addressed how retirement influence mode choice and experiences of mobility in the forthcoming older generations.
However, only a few ICT-based applications have specifically addressed environmental aspects as significant results and quantitative data are still missing in practice [37].
