Sentence examples for tackling the influence from inspiring English sources
Mensinger was credited for political positions that have included tackling the influence of organized labor on city politics.
In current available trials, interventions seldom formally screen for cognition and do not seem to be sensitive in sufficiently tackling the influence of cognition on increasing self-management competences.
The meeting will focus on how to discourage a bottle-feeding culture by tackling the influence of breast milk substitutes and effectively promoting the evidence for why breast is still best.
Even as Hillary Clinton pledged to tackle the influence of big money on politics, her campaign confirmed that she will accept donations from lobbyists and PACs, unlike Obama.
Other studies tackle the influence of various calculation conditions (such as the size of computational domain, grid resolution, boundary conditions, choice of turbulence model, and so on) on the results of CFD simulation [32].
But when pressed on how he'd tackle the influence of money in politics, he repeatedly demurred, saying he'd unveil his plans after the election.
Additionally, many modifications to these mechanisms have been proposed to improve predictive accuracy in tackling the parametric influences of pressure, surface size and roughness, surface orientation, and contact angle.
To tackle the noise influence of the dataset, only k largest entries of each representation are kept in the subspace clustering.
The present study is precisely tackling the issue of identifying the influence of temperature on the various micromechanisms involved in the fatigue crack growth process and their interaction with temperature by conducting series of tests on a quaternary alloy Ti-48Al-2Cr-2Nb Ti-48Al-2Cr-2Nb Ti-48Al-2Cr-2Nb Ti-48Al-2Cr-2Nbnvironmentat condifferent
There is an urgent call to strategize health policies and intervention programs to tackle the factors influencing this phenomenon in the early stages of life [ 2].
The Saudis, meanwhile, view the Shia Houthi rebels as a proxy for Iran, and are more concerned with eradicating their influence than tackling the growing presence of al Qaeda in Yemen, something the Yemeni UN envoy has referenced.
