But this was not a decision which could be addressed at this stage.
Democrats also want tougher language on labor and environmental protections, which could be addressed in legislation.
He wrote about remote-duty Antarctic posts suffering a kind of insomnia called "polar big eye," which could be addressed by artificially imposing a diurnal cycle of light and darkness.
The natural phenomenon: hydrate formation, is considered to be a major flow assurance problem starting from the wellhead through the final point in the delivery system which could be addressed through winterization.
(The problem was uncovered when they had an unusual number of automobile accidents on their first days back in port). He wrote about remote-duty Antarctic posts suffering a kind of insomnia called "polar big eye," which could be addressed by artificially imposing a diurnal cycle of light and darkness.
There is no doubt that this new work will spark a debate about the relative contributions of NMN transport and the previously described mechanism11, which could be addressed by head-to-head comparisons of NAD precursors and by following the in vivo metabolism of isotopically labelled NAD precursors in knockout animals.
It is worrying that the NHS, created to deal with people's acute health needs, is increasingly having to use its resources to cope with a very different set of health problems, many of which could be addressed by an efficient social care system.
Apartheid housing policies of the pre-1994 South African government, and the low-cost high-density housing programmes of the post-1994 government, have given rise to numerous urban environmental problems, some of which could be addressed in a cost-effective and sustainable manner through urban greening, while simultaneously promoting biodiversity.
The results suggest a number of areas which could be addressed.
It had theoretical, pedagogical and methodological implications which could be addressed for future research.
