Sentence examples for spontaneously addressed from inspiring English sources

Sustainability is a family affair; companies such as multigenerational family business are naturally and spontaneously addressed to favor the agenda of sustainable development in all its ramifications.

In this study, 50% of the tumors were spontaneously addressed for a second opinion by the non-expert pathologist, versus only 40% in a previous study[ 25].

Perceived barriers to PST use are described and spontaneously addressed with a creative solution, suggesting the underlying attitude is one that recognises the usefulness of PST, and that this attitude is sufficiently strong to propose mechanisms to overcome perceived barriers.

ScFv expressed in recombinant BV-infected insect cells are not naturally or spontaneously addressed to the baculoviral envelope, and different methods have been developed to obtain baculoviral envelope insertion of various scFv molecules, including fusion to GP64 or to VSV-G stem [ 16- 21].

Speaking shortly after spontaneously addressing an alternative morning sermon, Rev Nadin told The Independent: "[The Dean] may have good reason to close it.

The themes were introduced if the informants did not spontaneously address them.

However, if there were certain areas that were not addressed spontaneously by the participants, there were opportunities within the interview protocol to address them.

She spontaneously turned and addressed the jury box in a jagged voice.

For example, a participant in the "beast" frame may not have spontaneously thought to address underlying problems in the economy or education.

Notably, practitioners spontaneously identified other health behaviors that might be addressed using the same communication skill set.

Interviewers did not refer to 'stigma' explicitly until either the participant had used it spontaneously, or until the last interview questions which addressed the concept directly.