Sentence examples for as outlined above in from inspiring English sources

In a theoretical model, the authors show that there can be two reasons for a child to work: the imperfection of the capital markets, as outlined above, in translating future earning-potential into present spending-power; and the inability of parents to make "negative" bequests to their children.

This is, as outlined above, in line with the general view among analysts and policy makers.

For example, in Heidegger's analysis of modern technology, as outlined above in section 2.2, he identifies the emergence of calculative thinking as a necessary condition to see the world as resources available for our purposes.

To consider all our proposals, we implemented a package with a set of functions in R code [39], which do experimental design as outlined above in a user-friendly way.

As outlined above, in vitro rice BADH2 catalyses the conversion of GABald to GABA, a molecule that has been widely implicated in plant stress responses (Bouche and Fromm, 2004; Kinnersley and Turano, 2000) and it has been hypothesized that in fragrant rice non-functional BADH2 leads to the accumulation of GABald, which cyclises and reacts with acetyl group forming 2-AP (Bradbury et al., 2008).

We have chosen to use a realist review approach as outlined above in the 'Introduction' section.

Germinated seeds exposed to 6°C as outlined above were planted in pots (2 plants/pot) and transferred weekly to 20°C chambers under conditions favoring floral induction (20°C, 16-hour photoperiod).

However, incubating cells in chloroquine, as outlined above and as previously described, caused greater LC3-II accumulation in control cells (GFP) than in cells with DRAM-3 disruption.

The procedure was the same as outlined above, except that in this game the Responder did not have the option to reject the offer, and had to accept whatever the Proposer offered.

For lung cancer there is increasing evidence, as outlined above, that fewer patients in England (and Wales) undergo lung resection than in other countries.

As outlined above, alterations in drug metabolism in AKI are highly complicated and poorly studied, but they are possibly quite common.