Sentence examples for redress this issue from inspiring English sources
To redress this issue, detailed cost breakdowns are reported herein based on actual installation costs.
Therefore, the second volume of the trilogy, A Pattern Language was intended to redress this issue by providing a replacement design language which forms the functional basis of Alexander's theory.
In this work, we attempt to redress this issue by employing a low-complexity spatially adaptive scheme for joint antenna state selection and adaptive modulation and coding (AMC) for throughput enhancement in MIMO-OFDM links with bit error rate constraint.
One of the quickest ways to redress this issue as adults, is to decrease alcohol, which makes our bodies hold onto 'puff' in those areas.
Internationally, attempts have been made to redress this issue, with the United Nations Declaration of Elimination of Violence against Women in 1993.
A poor attitude to patients by healthcare workers has long been recognised as a problem in the Kenyan setting, with the Kenya Ministry of Health declaring commitment to redress this issue.
To redress this fundamental issue, we examined the attraction of free-roaming predators to discrete patches of scents collected from groups of two and six adult, male house mice, Mus domesticus, which primarily communicate through olfaction.
To accelerate this trend and redress the issue of land distribution, the government purchased and, from 2002, also seized many large farms and established resettlement areas on them.
House & Home invited several designers to redress the issue.
Since the elections, there has been an attempt to redress the issue, with quotas and higher levies placed on the number of foreign workers.
22 This is a cause for concern given that our study demonstrates that the adoption of approaches such as these that seek to redress the issue of age in short-term risk scores overestimate the CVD in younger people and lead to a substantial (and unnecessary) increase in the number of young people on medication.
