Sentence examples for model would address from inspiring English sources
Incorporating a spatial component into the model would address this issue; however, significantly more complex experimental data would be required.
There were suggestions to reduce the number of approval procedures, with some respondents expressing optimism that the new funding model would address this.
It is instructive to compare how the medical and social models would address these challenges.
In the 1980s, the U.S. Department of Agriculture-Agricultural reviewed Service reviewed the state of water quality modeling and started to develop a model that would address a wide range of agricultural management practices.
"Our hope was to design a model that would address a lot of the questions that people have about introducing affordable housing into communities like this," said Peter O'Connor, whose nonprofit Fair Share Housing Development built the Ethel Lawrence Homes.
Threat from All Blacks New Zealand is ready to pull out of future Rugby World Cups unless an International Rugby Board review recommends a commercial model that would address revenue losses for the major teams, Bloomberg reported from Wellington, citing the nation's rugby boss.
In general, a lack of integrative studies have been performed in clinically relevant large-animal models that would address the cardiovascular effects in vivo, simultaneously, in systemic, regional, and pulmonary circulations, to determine which of the cellular and organ effects may dominate and have clinical consequences.
A more sophisticated model would treat both populations jointly but addressing this would require a flexible yet computationally tractable population structure component for coalescence models.
In the future, we hope to expand the scope of the model to arrive at the NF-κB systems model v.3, which would address issues pertinent to homodimeric NF-κB species.
The assumption so far is that ontologies provide a rich enough semantic model of data would address the problem of data interoperability or considerably reduce it.
At the time of the study, GRIT had already begun to implement design modifications for later-model chairs which would address some of these recommendations.
