Sentence examples for more fully addressing from inspiring English sources

They include more fully addressing multilevel issues; cross-level effects; design, methods and measurement issues; studying team leadership in context; and the possibility of hybrid leadership forms in teams.

Even on a more practical level, we cannot apply Zipf's law as even an empirical descriptor of the distribution of human settlements without more fully addressing its generality.

"Staff-student harassment needs to be much more fully addressed – as I hope it will be – in future work.

"Fiscal tightening in the United States, the weak housing market, further household deleveraging, high levels of uncertainty among households and businesses, and the possibility of increased volatility in financial markets until the fiscal and banking issues in the euro area are more fully addressed".

Further work needs to be undertaken to more fully address why the wet sieved material shows a larger apparent range of measured BET surface area values.

This led them to see that what was needed most was an independent, intermediate school that could more fully address the needs of these children and their families.

These abnormalities constitute potential target areas that might be more fully addressed by nutritional interventions designed to restore normal appetitive function.

Wal-Mart also delegates authority down to individual stores so that local consumer needs can be more fully addressed.

The statement reveals that he did not quit effective immediately and will, as mentioned below, more fully address the situation on Tuesday morning.

The Wake Atoll Rat Eradication Review concluded that planning and associated research did not seem to adequately address some of the key issues and the general complexities of the project, and that the number of information gaps noted during the planning process should have led to serious consideration of postponing the project until those issues were more fully addressed.

A larger trial will be needed to more fully address short cycle intermittent therapy among patients representing a wide range of demographies.