Sentence examples for alluded to in the section from inspiring English sources

As we alluded to in the section on statistical multiplexing, over-provisioning is a common strategy for allocating resources across tenants.

As alluded to in the section "Indications for liver volumetry", the optimal ratio of FLR to TLV varies depending on the degree of liver pathology; higher FLR to TLV ratios are required in those with moderately diseased livers (i.e. liver steatosis secondary to chemotherapy, obesity or type 2 diabetes mellitus) and cirrhosis compared to normal prior to hepatectomy [17, 68].

We identified potential value based on the framing of the article in the introduction section, issues alluded to in the discussion section, and our own subjective assessment of potential value.

As alluded to in the previous section, we base our objective function on the homogeneity of the pressure along the cross-section A, since a uniform pressure there will lead to the required uniform flow field in the main reactor.

3D information for matched points is obtained from data structure (Table 1) alluded to in the previous section.

These intertwined relationships between site/point and translation symmetries in the Euclidean plane are further alluded to in the following section and can be utilized to validate Bravais lattice type assignments on the basis of extracted lattice parameters by the independent route over the compatible plane symmetry groups.

As already alluded to in the methods section the respondents (n = 311) cited 339 characteristics of the innovation strategy that influenced the introduction of the new technology.

As alluded to in the methods section, a Chi-Squared test for independence was undertaken to test the relationship between health insurance ownership and the individual independent variables.

It is also alluded to in the 'Results' section that the ethnographic make-up of our student sample is not representative of the UK population as a whole.

A hypothesis was alluded to in the last section whereby the number of genes per bin could be represented as the summed contribution from a random (Poisson distributed) number of chromosomal segments, each with identical and independent gamma-distributed numbers of genes.

Most of these limitations have been alluded to in the previous sections, but warrant reiteration here.