Sentence examples for while we addressed from inspiring English sources
However, this result is derived for one level-crossing process, while we addressed a pair of level-crossing processes.
While we addressed skill-based issues, the majority of the time we focused on growing Michelle's capacity to navigate complexity and therefore lead in broader, more inclusive ways.
Badovinac et al studied in vitro cultured mature DCs, while we addressed DC function in vivo.
While we addressed the involvement of LoxL2 as an ECM remodeling modifier it is important to note that this protein had been implicated in the regulation of EMT and metastasis formation via interaction with Snail1 (Peinado et al., 2005).
We would also like to point out that while we addressed the Ca2+-CaM interactions in great detail, the model could still be developed further by incorporating detailed dissociation constants between the intermediate Ca2+-CaM complexes and target proteins in a similar way to how it has been done for the Ca2+-CaM interactions.
And even while we address our critical international obligations, we must address that persistent, real need.
While we address the needs of uniformed men and women, we need to assess our civilian employees as well; most are excellent, but some are entrenched and in need of firing.
"It is only reasonable and fitting that we also address the root cause of the problem, which is borders that are not sufficiently controlled, while we address this very real and very human problem that's right in front of us". He added: "What we don't want to have happen is another DACA problem in 10 years from now.
These specific objectives put a stringent requirement on the precoding vector while we address the HT problem in MU-MIMO WLANs.
I can confirm that personal payments to and from India have been suspended while we address some questions from our business partners.
There are lots of things that we can theoretically do on the ground to make the world a little bit better for polar bears while we address the bigger issue of climate change.
