Sentence examples for this work has addressed from inspiring English sources
This work has addressed this challenging issue of allocating spectrum dynamically to different technologies under the portfolio of an SP. Here, we have conceived a scenario where service providers (SP) own multiple access networks (ANs) of different technologies.
This work has addressed the effect of co-ion on the adsorption and micellization parameters of SDS and the results have utility in designing formulations consisting of ionic surfactants and electrolytes for various applications.
This work has addressed the consequences of exposing insects to non-infectious microorganisms via simple oral consumption.
This work has addressed hypotheses connecting gall-thrips phylogeny with host-plant evolution and suggests that host expansion and climate change have important consequences for gall-thrips diversification.
In summary, this work has addressed for the first time the problem of detecting and structurally validating the weak affinities and low ligand efficiencies that are expected for fragments effectively targeting PPIs.
Nevertheless, little prior work has addressed this problem sufficiently in a systematic way and little performance evaluation is readily available.
Housing conditions for dairy cows are thought to affect lameness, but almost no experimental work has addressed this link.
Previous work has addressed this problem by modelling the potential values of uncertain parameters as probability distribution functions, and estimating the robustness of the system using Monte Carlo-based methods.
Much work has addressed this issue by means of spoken document retrieval (SDR), keyword spotting, spoken term detection (STD), query-by-example (QbE) or spoken query approaches.
However, little work has addressed this to date.
Little work has investigated the extent to which human-induced environmental change might ultimately result in speciation, and no previous work has addressed this within the context of human-induced changes in genital morphology.
