Sentence examples for articulated in the introduction from inspiring English sources

The relevance of the work undertaken is well articulated in the introduction and the authors used a non-experimental descriptive research design to assess expectant fathers' knowledge and awareness about selected morbidities.

The distinction between attractants and rewards is now more clearly articulated in the revised Introduction.

Yet nuclear waste as well as the threats associated with it appear to have felt distant and abstract upon their initial introduction into public discourse especially so when compared to how they would come to be articulated in the later stages through which the concept of nuclear waste evolved into the current public definition.

But this idea is never convincingly articulated in the performances.

They have been fully articulated in the cases cited above.

Enter blended finance and the approaches articulated in the paper.

This is articulated in the quote below.

This has been articulated in the Discussion.

This was further articulated in the Council of Australian Governments COAG National Action Plan for Mental Healthth [ 4] and most recently in the Fourth National Mental Health Plan[ 5].

Whatever the correlation, the issue should be articulated in the text, and possible explanations provided.

Illness, and the process of being ill, is formed and articulated in the physician-patient encounter.