Sentence examples for objective addressing from inspiring English sources

The new National Strategic Plan for Health includes a cross-sectional objective addressing the reduction of inequities and represents a pathway that clearly needs to be founded in sound research results.

They realize that analytics is not an objective addressed by a single project, but rather an ongoing organizational process — with a clear methodology that seeks to continually improve performance — that may serve a number of business objectives over time.

This learning objective addressed the insight that variations in the gene content of genomic islands may correlate with variations in pathogenesis from one strain to another.

The objective, addressed by this study, was to explore the association between statin use and colorectal cancer risk, progression and survival in a Scottish population.

Objectives: Addressing the high prevalence of overweight and obesity and unhealthy lifestyles among New South Wales (NSW) (the most populous state in Australia) youth is a government priority.

The objectives addressed in this paper are grouping efficiency and capacity requirements.

These objectives address several key issues faced by the automotive industry, e.g. system complexity and efficiency.

Objectives addressed include durability and military requirements to protect soldiers from being wet, and protected when carrying out their missions in chemical and biological contaminated environments.

By identifying the policy objectives addressed in the White Paper, it becomes obvious that the objective which is usually regarded as the major intrinsic objective for conducting international R&D cooperation (Boekholt et al. [2009]; Sonnenburg et al. [2008]), namely, the 'quality acceleration and excellence objective' is hardly directly addressed by the recommendations.

Our two objectives addressed two gaps in the understanding of the pulmonary microbiome as related to smoking and COPD.

Further objectives addressed relapse rates, patient adherence, and tolerability.