Sentence examples for issues and advances from inspiring English sources

Nakagawa, S. & Santos, E. S. Methodological issues and advances in biological meta-analysis.

She and her teams monitored regulatory issues and advances in technology.

As we mark the twentieth year of the Review's publication, we will continue its founding mission of encompassing the scope of our field and bringing accessible, scholarly reviews of the critical issues and advances in our field to a broad audience of psychiatrists and other mental health practitioners and trainees.

By facilitating research and data collection across fields as well as national and regional boundaries, SGS enables the next generation of scholars to creatively address regional and global issues and advance our understanding of the world.

In addressing these issues and advancing our understanding of the relationship between creativity and mobility in human capital, this study provides the first empirical analysis of the role played by graduates' subject background (i.e. creative vs. non-creative subjects) in influencing their migration choice in the UK.

Vehicle design issues and advanced crashworthiness technologies are also not covered.

In short, viewing health disparities through the lens of social groups can help guide interventions, enable surveillance of important equity issues, and advance our understanding of health by helping us make connections that may have not been initially obvious (3, 6).

To ensure the concrete implementation of the right to food, governments (in collaboration with civil society) need to develop policies, plans and programmes that are effective in addressing food issues and advancing the right to food, contributing to the eradication of extreme poverty and reduction of overall poverty (SDG1) and to the end of hunger and all forms of malnutrition (SDG2).

Smart education emphasizes the ideology for pursuing better education and thus had better to be renamed as smarter education, which address the needs for smart pedagogies as a methodological issue and smart learning environments as technological issue, and advances the educational goals to cultivate smart learners as results.

Ernie Allen, the president and C.E.O. of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, told me that the Real Man campaign had helped: "It elevated public knowledge around the issue and advanced the cause".

The Forum aimed to help children contribute to the global discussions on the issue, and advance the goal of giving WASH access to all children, everywhere – at home, in communities, at school, and during disasters – and so achieve the planned Sustainable Development Goals.