The document "seems weak on addressing why we should single out genome editing relative to other medicines" that are potentially dangerous, he wrote in an email.
Later, longer essays modify and supplement earlier, shorter ones, developing more sophisticated doctrines, remedying weak points, addressing new issues, and responding to objections.
Similarly, population health interventions are often conducted in settings where data collection procedures are weak, therefore, addressing the challenges of creating robust information systems must also be considered.
But his voice was too weak to address the news media or to be active on the sideline.
Environmental groups say the cross-state rule is too weak to address haze issues; for example, it would allow power plants to trade pollution-reduction obligations with other plants.
Donors have difficulties in addressing weak capacities and governance issues within their partnership approaches and they tend to take over a dominant role.
Moreover, most health policies have demonstrated a weak link towards addressing the paucity of human resources in health in the contents of the policies.
Safety nets are not, however, a substitute for addressing weak institutions, inadequate infrastructure and distorted factor markets, or for making essential investments in health, sanitation and education for rural people.
It is predicated on addressing weak motivation associated with ambivalence to medication taking [ 26], and the gap between intention and action that may be bridged by making specific action plans [ 11, 12].
But many Kenyans, including the activist Okiya Omtatah, who filed the lawsuit demanding that the government end the media blackout, believe that the nation must fix its own problems by addressing its weak institutions and deep divisions.
