Sentence examples for issues not addressed from inspiring English sources
Observational research often is used to address issues not addressed or not addressable by RCTs.
Issues not addressed in any of the current legislation are the creation of a food safety system based on scientific risk-assessment that is uniform throughout the food supply and the need for a substantial increase in rapid microbial testing.
Recently, however, the Residential Management Council of the Real Estate Board of New York, with the help of the New York City Bar Association, developed a standardized, comprehensive alteration agreement that its creators say covers issues not addressed by the Blumberg form and clarifies others that are.
The effect of mutation on fitness (questions 15 and 16), and the conditions which increase the chance of error (question 10) are issues not addressed by the game.
As the semester advances, you may encounter issues not addressed in your syllabus (such as cell phone use in the classroom).
Future research directions that have the potential to provide an understanding of sustainability accounting and reporting issues not addressed in the current literature are also outlined within the context of the mining industry.
Other opponents of the deal cited China's human rights record, an issue not addressed by the proposed changes.
There is, however, one issue not addressed in the statement: Are the Taliban sincere about negotiating an end to the war in Afghanistan?
One issue not addressed in depth was the comparative performance of these methods, measured both against existing schemes and against one other.
David Peterson, Santa Clarita... To the editor: One issue not addressed was that many Californians do not really pay for their water.
