Sentence examples for problem not addressed from inspiring English sources
A related problem not addressed in your article is that too many patients are never even told about their clinical trial options.
A particular problem not addressed by most American schools is that our gifted youth are told to wait for their classmates to catch up with them and not to rush their learning.
In this paper, we use correspondence theory for modal logics to solve a problem not addressed yet in the literature, namely the soundness and completeness of a logic combining two different, yet related modalities: agents' knowledge and commitments.
The other problem not addressed in the NYT piece is what happened to the P1 centrifuges in 2008 and early 2009, before Stuxnet had been released?
A problem not addressed was the exposure of the date to wear; many Buffalo nickels today have the date worn away.
Speaking on a different Sunday news show, CBS' "Face the Nation," Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Rodham Clinton said she planned to roll out a proposal for controlling the cost of prescription drugs, a problem not addressed in Obama's healthcare law.
Several scientists also argued strongly that germ-line gene editing would solve few, if any, real medical problems not addressed by other approaches.
Athletes at Olympic competition levels already have the basic sports psychology skills and need help with problems not addressed in textbooks, said Gloria Balague, a clinical psychologist on the faculty of the University of Illinois-Chicago.
Many of the clients Gehrls has talked to have legal issues as well as problems not addressed through the legal system.
Unfortunately, this requires money, and water utilities across the country lack the funds to meet Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) regulations for drinking water quality, much less more protective ones to fix problems not addressed by the EPA.
The authors discuss in detail the problems not addressed by the study, and important future studies for further validation.
