Sentence examples for as noted in subsection from inspiring English sources

First, as noted in subsection 2.2, some authors object on epistemic grounds to the case for incomparability (e.g., Regan 1997).

As noted in Subsection 6.1, PropME and ConvME have almost the same quality performance when mode decision is MD1 and MD2.

As noted in Subsection 2.1, the contact resistance between the soil and one electrode drifted to values of over 10,000 ohm-m; this drift in contact resistance was recovered by changing the electrodes in December 2011.

As noted in subsection 2.3, some theories assume that only facts about the institutional resources of the remainder state and the new state created by secession are relevant to determining the contours of the moral right to secede and others recognize that facts about other institutions, whether regional or international can be relevant.

As noted in the subsection Phylogenetic signal tests, the Mantel test is the preferred analysis since it accounts for the non-independence in the data.

As noted in the subsection, Intermediate levels of SORLA, the simulations show that SORLA expression levels are either "spread" or "clustered".

Secondly, as noted in the preceding subsection, a sharp deterioration in market sentiment was observed between 2005 and 2009.

As noted in the 'Introduction' subsection, momentum deposition by gravity waves plays a crucial role in determining the state of the middle atmosphere.

As planetary waves are not expected to reach middle and upper thermospheric altitudes, as noted in the previous subsection, these results have once again raised questions about the underlying mechanisms coupling the lower and upper atmosphere.

As noted in the previous subsection, the theory of group agency including the issue of whether collective entities can count as subjects of intentional states poses questions about the ontological status of groups and group agents, and it invites reiterations of familiar discussions about reduction, supervenience, constitution, and composition (and more).

Figure 6: three inversions: red-green (top right); blue-yellow/black-white (bottom left); red-green/blue-yellow/black-white (bottom right) As noted in the previous subsection, there are more perceptually distinguishable shades between red and blue than there are between green and yellow, which would make red-green inversion behaviorally detectable.[15] And there are yet further asymmetries.