Sentence examples for as discussed in the conclusions from inspiring English sources

However, the possibilistic framework might be extended to incorporate hypotheses, as discussed in the conclusions section.

Only a few binary constraints, e.g. to ensure atom label preservation or the cyclic bond pattern, require a dedicated implementation as discussed in the Conclusions section.

As discussed in the Conclusions, we plan to adapt the method to deal with weighted interactions, e.g., the score of a predicted binding or the confidence of a certain experimental technique.

As discussed in the Conclusions section, the net effect is a substantial reduction in the time gap existing between the fastest measures, i.e., WCSS, and the most precise ones, i.e., Consensus and FC.

As discussed in the Conclusion section, the more general problem of maximizing the difference between the benefit and cost of an enzyme trajectory constitutes an interesting open question.

While this is a good level of sensitivity it can be further improved as discussed in the conclusion, it is clear that, apart from the acquisition rate, the camera system does not impose a limit of the achievable performance.

Our pipeline is not limited to analyzing diallels, nor is it limited to RNA-seq analysis, as discussed in the 'Discussion and conclusion' section.

However, as discussed in the introduction, this conclusion derived from the mutagenesis of the methionines in position 1 and 117 [117.

Specific conclusions from our results, as discussed in the main text, are illustrated with (A ) details from a docked molecular simulation of the TF Kap95 (purple) and the FG repeat region FSFG-K, rendered in Chimera (see 'Materials and methods'), and (B ) a diagrammatic view of the molecules involved.

The same conclusion obtained by comparing the dark current at − 100 mV as discussed in the literatures.

Similar conclusions can be reached by estimating the electrochemical surface active area by oxidation of adsorbed CO (COads), as discussed in the Supporting Information.