Sentence examples for more deeply address from inspiring English sources

Although this finding suggests that CpG methylation is involved in silencing, further direct queries of epigenetic alterations at this locus were necessary to more deeply address this question.

Therein lays another part of the problem that can be addressed more deeply in a different article.

In the second semester of Year 1, the first author initiated additional weekly meetings with a group of 8 girls in the class (7 of whom were Latina) to understand more deeply several problems not being addressed by the whole class, and to come up with recommendations for policies or programs to address these issues.

Smith gave some tips and then took things a step further – she started her own Tumblr to address those issues more deeply.

The interactive, hands-on format lets us engage more deeply with the audience and better address their interests.

"Now Brazil is engaging Latin America more deeply, without a clear policy of addressing the anxiety that can accompany this process," Mr. Spektor said.

Imposing such a measure only creates the illusion of tackling a problem far greater and more deeply ingrained than a simple ban can address.

The reflection of the Master from Madrid indicates that design does not only address physical space, but more deeply social, political, material and constructive space.

Performing a gap analysis, new perspectives which are still required to be developed more deeply for their industrial applications or have not been addressed in literature are nominated.

The service economy debate has been driven by the technology-unemployment juxtaposition, but politics and policies may have to address these social and human-centred aspects more deeply.

Modular components allow the modeler to think more deeply about the role of the model and to more completely address a modeling project's requirements.