Sentence examples for how it was addressed from inspiring English sources

Potential bias and how it was addressed will be dealt with in the section on limitations.

The cited reasons for the low scores included poor reporting on whether a conflict of interest was assessed during the process of development of the guidelines or, if it was assessed, how it was addressed.

While Smith et al. [ 45] identified that many of the disabled women accessing these services had experienced abuse in the form of sexual exploitation, their study did not explore whether or not this had an effect on women's access to care and how it was addressed by maternity care practitioners.

The paper examines the broader environmental issues and environmental management aspects of primary coffee processing in general and more specifically how it is addressed in India.

The power of the one making the report has more to do with the "fairness" of how it is addressed than the underlying facts.

The present study investigates the extent to which S/H is addressed in Brazilian medical schools and how it is addressed.

A successful IKT process ensures that relevant and timely research will be used by partners to develop effective policies, and in turn influence systems, around family violence and how it is addressed in our society.

On Tuesday, the Canadian Forces released its second progress report on how it's addressing rampant issues of sexual assault in its ranks, declaring some leaders had been stripped of their positions or charged with sexual assault.

The officials raised fears of "ubiquitous surveillance" and asked about Google's privacy safeguards, what it plans to do with the data the devices collect and how it is addressing "the broader social and ethical issues" raised by Glass.

So, assuming the existence of DIF is reflective of real ethnic differences in how certain items are interpreted, what are its implications and how should it be addressed?

How should it be addressed?