Sentence examples for adopted in this article from inspiring English sources

Yesterday's "You Tell Us" thread covered this topic; Unexceptional asked for a piece responding to Lewis (here it is!), while Translated made some excellent points about what a site like Comment is free is for – points I adopted in this article, two paragraphs up from here.

The preamble-aided estimation is adopted in this article.

So the non-interpolating method is adopted in this article.

Therefore, the matrix method is adopted in this article.

These might be the basis for insights beyond the chosen perspectives adopted in this article.

For simplicity, equal user power allocation is adopted in this article.

This section describes TEP simulation data specification we adopt in this article.

Isaac Levi (1974 , 1985 makes a distinction between "imprecise" credences and "indeterminate" credences (the scare quotes are indicating that these aren't uses of the terms "imprecise" and "indeterminate" that accord with the usage I adopt in this article).

However, a few simplifications were adopted in that article, which may result in some errors.

Finally in 1951, Cole, in an addendum to the minutes of Royal Institution, proved that the presentation of the events adopted in the article in the Dictionary of National Biography, and also later in the Allgemeinen Deutschen Biographie (according to which Accum was embroiled in charges of embezzlement as librarian of the Royal Institution and escaped to Germany), did not correspond to the facts.

Consistent with this, we found a greater proportion of associations for the pathway phenotypes than using single gene tests using this same dataset (Glass et al. 2013; 23% compared with 7% of phenotypes are significantly associated with age when using the same 0.05 FDR threshold adopted in that article).