While women of the period sometimes address these questions theoretically, more often they are concerned with implications of such answers for training the human mind.
Trials, however, remain exceptional in everyday clinical care, and sometimes address comparisons that are irrelevant to doctors and patients because they compare new treatments with placebo rather than with the best treatments currently available.
It would be helpful if the characters would sometimes address each other by name; though it's quite possible the reason they don't is that they are also not entirely sure who anyone is.
He would sometimes address students, for example, thus: "None of you is going anywhere.
He would sometimes address letters direct to me on some occasion, such as when my Cousin King Cyprian died.
Politicians sometimes address fringe events at rival party conferences but not the main hall of the event.
When I meet those people in the real world, we sometimes address each other, only half-ironically, by our Xbox Live usernames.
"Restless Romantic" or "Rakish Raconteur" might have been luckier picks, for Mr. Jewison is relentless only in his curiosity and good humor and a renegade only, perhaps, in the sense that his films sometimes address political and social issues.
One question we sometimes address is whether population thinking has implications for the notion that "all men are created equal" we find in the writings of John Locke and incorporated into the Bill of Rights.
Internet Service Providers sometimes address this usability problem by managing the residential gateway from a central location and offering a way of configuring simple functions such as the password of the Wi-Fi network through a web-based application.
While conscious of the need to respect trade secrets, naturally - we sometimes address areas that could be sensitive - we would like to request further information.
