Sentence examples for a discussion of applying from inspiring English sources

Section 6 concludes the article with a discussion of applying the framework to a realistic distributed case-based reasoning system.

The article also includes a discussion of applying the framework to a realistic distributed case-based reasoning system.

This will be followed by a discussion of strategies applied to increasing operational efficiencies, reducing costs and reducing process variation.

The technical transition from conservation genetics to genome-scale data therefore needs to be tightly accompanied by a discussion of how applied conservation biology can best benefit from genomic data (see for example McMahon et al., 2014).

jsee [ 10] for discussion of applying geometric mean ksee Additional file 8: Table S3 and Additional file 9: Table S4 for list of essential genes and auxotroph-inducing genes.

I realized that if you wanted to know where I was coming from on the Apple-in-China story, the best reading is probably the paper I prepared for the Association of American Geographers (pdf), which offers both a nontechnical account of what the "new economic geography" was about and a discussion of how it applies to China.

Although interesting, a historical overview and a discussion of the currently applied shuttle vectors and transformation protocols are only briefly mentioned, but are described extensively elsewhere (e.g. by Struhl, 1983; Gietz & Woods, 2001; Da Silva & Srikrishnan, 2012).

A discussion of the limits to applying results of basic research to enhancing sperm fertility in commodity and companion animals and humans is provided.

Following is a discussion of results produced by applying this approach to the aforementioned experiments, concentrating on modules where genes appear to contradict each other state of expression, especially where genes are subject to reallocation.

In a discussion of coefficient alpha in applied psychological research, Cortina (1993) remarked: One reason for the misuse of alpha in applied psychology is that there seems to be no real metric for judging the adequacy of the statistic.

There's much more that could be said about Lewis's contributions to philosophy, but we'll end with a discussion of two wonderful pieces of applied metaphysics.