Sentence examples for which we have addressed from inspiring English sources

"A number of issues were raised by shareholders at our AGM, which we have addressed, for example the inconvenience experienced by some warehouse workers from the logistics of the security process when exiting the warehouse.

A very challenging problem has been the detection of charged particles or aerosols, which we have addressed by using different probe geometries and charge collection schemes.

In this section, we recall the uniqueness and existence of solutions for the direct scattering by an inhomogeneous obstacle in a stratified medium, which we have addressed in [18].

The programmatic issues which we have addressed are: What is the likely net impact of circumcision interventions?

We agree with his constructive critiques, which we have addressed below.

This is a pertinent remark, which we have addressed in the Discussion (third paragraph).

I remember a European summit meeting in Copenhagen at which we were trying – surprise, surprise – to work on reform of the common agricultural policy, and which we had addressed many times before.

Nevertheless, it seems clear that we were understood as having made the exact opposite claim, which is why we have addressed the issue in much greater detail in the present article.

In several recent articles [ 8– 14], on which the present article is based, we have addressed molecular and physiological mechanisms by which endothelin contributes to proteinuria and podocyte injury and reviewed the clinical trials on ERAs in patients with CKD ongoing at the time [ 8, 9, 12].

By using Morpholino (MO) knockdown and microarray expression profiling, we have addressed which genes require TBP for their activity and what is the function of TBP in regulating the transition from maternal to zygotic regulation during early vertebrate embryo development.

"There have been some very extreme views expressed on both sides … and I think there's a whole issue about how we manage social media, which we haven't addressed.