Sentence examples for well addressed and from inspiring English sources
Current conversations about its nature focus on mental wellbeing rather than the physical aspects which are already reasonably well addressed and spiritual components which remain 'a step too far' for many.
Research on new techniques of perforated silencers has been well addressed and developed; however, the research work in shape optimization for a volume-constrained silence requested upon the demands of operation and maintenance inside a constrained machine room is rare.
However, there are two major omissions in existing work: firstly, a unified framework in the process of product conceptualization has not been well addressed; and secondly, it is imperative to attain an effective data-mining approach to support the product conceptualization process.
This connection has not been well addressed and certainly remains unresolved.
These concerns have been well addressed and articulated in earlier op-ed pieces by Sharon Springer, Ken Lewis and Thomas Saito.
The contribution of in utero insults to the development of clinical syringomyelia in the post natal state is not a topic well addressed and will require careful evaluation if fetal surgical therapy for dysraphism is to become common.
Families seeking natural therapies for children with ADHD have needs for health promotion and care coordination that are well addressed using tools and skills already present in the medical home.
Although important, issues related to gate leakage current and gate stack design are not well addressed by modeling, and so are not considered in detail.
Well addressed in literature and art, the plight of the poor, its abatement and elimination, is a main concern of public health.
The benefits of entrepreneurial activity in terms of job creation or economic growth have been well addressed by Baron and Shane 2008; Fayolle 2007; Frederick et al. 2006; and Van Praag and Versloot (2007).
One of the major challenges that have not yet been well addressed is monitoring and diagnosis in distributed manufacturing systems.
