Sentence examples for using it to address from inspiring English sources

For our second example, we investigated whether Q2LM could be useful for multiscale models of physiological significance by using it to address the (PK/PD) of G-CSF (Fig. 5A).

"It's easy to become fixated by the technology … be sure you're using it to address a need".

But the greater opportunity is using IT to address the other 98%.

"If we're going to use county and district money, we should use it to address a need that exists".

My friends was a salutation that got Horatio Seymour, governor of New York, into trouble when he used it to address draft rioters in 1863.

Former Gov. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts, his Republican opponent, decided to go ahead with a scheduled campaign appearance in Bow, N.H., but used it to address the tragedy.

Some requests have been rejected, including one from a university that wanted to use it to address a series of dormitory burglaries.

The Bangkok meeting was the first meeting of an international trade organization since Seattle, and some participants were hoping to use it to address their grievances and heal rifts.

Although he was indifferent to his Dutch heritage as a child, more recently Mr. Antonides has changed: he has even learned Dutch, and last year used it to address De Orde van den Prince, a Dutch and Flemish cultural organization, about his house.

And while mHero started as a way to combat Ebola, Liberia will use it to address health data and communication needs even after the recovery -- including for nutrition, mental health, prison health, nursing, supply chain management and more.

The NPSC anticipates that as confidence grows in the technology and guidelines for its use in a regulatory context are further delineated, sponsors will increasingly use it to address issues of regulatory importance.