Sentence examples for revised to address from inspiring English sources
The code is being revised to address several issues.
In our home, the section on the four sons was revised to address the four children.
Just as DVD directors' cuts often present a version of a movie closer to the filmmaker's original vision, albums are being revised to address an artist's initial intent.
But he said the rules, issued by President Bill Clinton, could later be revised to address "legitimate concerns" of the health care industry.
Mr. Bush has threatened to veto the Senate bill and the House Democrats' bill, even though both were revised to address many of his earlier objections.
While defense acquisition policies are continually being revised to address these perennial problems, many believe that a more fundamental source of these overruns is the lack of flexibility in the systems being developed, which tend to preclude effective responses to unexpected events.
Usually, reviewers expect the authors of a revised manuscript to address the concerns raised in the critique.
The paper should be revised completely to address this point including removal of Figure 5 and the many statements that argue that cells are limited to decoding identity and not intensity.
As required we have included following experiments in our revised manuscript to address the reviewers' first points: a) To analyse whether Msl1 and Nsl1 play a role in maintenance of ESC pluripotency, we have conducted single Msl1 (shMsl1), or Nsl1 (shNsl1) or combined of Msl1 and Nsl1 (shMsl1/Nsl1) knockdowns (KDs) in mESCs (see new Figure 6 figure supplement 1A).
Based on the feedback and recommendations, the evaluation criteria was revised to ensure it addressed feasibility, scalability and weighted more heavily projects with partnerships in emerging markets.
Regulators are considering revising rates to address that concern, angering rooftop panel companies who warn that a package of changes proposed by utilities would gut their industry and undermine California's position as a climate leader.
