Sentence examples for outset addressing from inspiring English sources

Moreover, our strategy allowed for variable reduction at the outset, addressing multiple testing issues.

A still greater problem is that typically there are almost no local research findings that people can use to develop their own indigenous measures they design from the outset to address the conditions in their own specific cultural and political contexts.

It also encourages students from the outset to address their own behaviour and attitudes and those of their colleagues and teachers critically, constructively and empathically within an agreed learning framework, and serves as a basis for the later specific development of feedback skills.

The goal, as she explains at the outset of the film, is to take the first step in addressing polarization by stepping "outside [her] own bubble" to listen to people in the MAGA camp and see what there is to learn.

The importance of sharing such experiences was underestimated at the outset but later addressed in part due to the study findings.

King spoke admiringly of America's "great wells of democracy" in his first address to the Montgomery Improvement Association at the outset of its iconic bus boycott.

But there are two issues that need addressing at the outset.

"Terms and conditions can also save a lot of money by addressing all issues at the outset.

Addressing specific concerns, and clarifying mistaken beliefs at the outset will facilitate the development of an agreed plan of action.

Watson and other HGP proponents seemed aware from the outset that failure to address the problem of genetic discrimination would threaten the success of the project.

It also could be that informing and providing complete health care for participating children, and food and transport for participants and guardians for all clinic visits right from the outset of the study addressed (see Table  3) the immediate health care needs for this population.