Sentence examples for more closely address from inspiring English sources

To more closely address the changes in CMV specific T-cell immunity in relation to viral load over time, CMV specific CD4 T-cell numbers were analyzed in patients at various stages before, during and after viremia.

As a result, these discussions will more closely address patients' wishes and concerns, and patients will get more useful information, support, and empathy as well as participate in decision making to a greater degree [ 32, 33].

But there may be no classic opera that more closely addresses the sociopolitical specifics of its time and place than does "Don Giovanni,"  and Grandage's production, though modest in reinventive ambition, provides a worthy clarity and focus to the opera's theatrical genius.

More closely addressed is then the architecture of active fault-tolerant control together with the various techniques of model-based fault detection and isolation used.

This issue was more closely addressed by the study of Salomonsson et al. [ 20], who reported a high intraclass interrater reliability.

More likely, a revised plan that more closely addresses shareholder concerns could be devised, these people said.

African and OECD governments should be cooperating far more closely to address systemic tax evasion, the outright plunder of valuable assets and the extensive use of off-shore tax havens by foreign and domestic investors.

In the interim, the committee recommends that federal and state agencies adopt ways to coordinate more closely to address related issues, and that energy companies take a more active role in preventing potential earthquakes.

One of the reasons is that in prison it is possible to monitor patients more closely, and to address side-effects and provide psychiatric care as necessary [ 54].

King told parents that the district would work more closely with them to address their concerns.

While admittedly none of the following would have likely stopped Friday's tragedy, and we must address more closely related problems such as reforms to our broader mental health practices, any one of the below would save thousands of Americans from a similar violent end.