Sentence examples for as remarked in section from inspiring English sources
As remarked in Section 2.2, the fault considered in this work affects mainly users in the cell edge of the faulty cell.
As remarked in Section 2, only partial information about position changes is explicitly captured by the state transition matrix F k, while other factors such as velocity are implicit.
As remarked in Section 5.3 above, the purpose of the arguments from properties, causes, and effects has been widely misunderstood in both the historical and philosophical literature, and as a consequence, so too the relation of these to the example of the revolving globes in the final paragraph.
Furthermore, as we remarked in section 7.1, if the in-principle possibility of violating λ-independence is not excluded, superluminal signaling may exist in theories that satisfy PI and violate OI.
As remarked in the Results section, cancer-specific variation in risk of emergency presentation by age was much larger compared with variation by sex and deprivation.
The three meta-analyses conducted through the three categories of studies (early diagnosis, disease progression and differential diagnosis), as remarked in the Results section, yielded significant results.
Therefore, algorithms via corresponding Hamiltonian or Riccati equations cannot be used anymore, so that the division-free algorithms (i.e., no divisions by ) are needed as remarked in Concluding Remarks (i) of Section 6.
As David remarked in this section, her approach to measuring out ingredients had changed since her early days: "By temperament a non-measurer, I have myself, first through the wish to communicate recipes and now by force of habit, become the reverse.
As we remarked in the section 'Transition State Theory', standard TST is a classical theory for the rate constant; in particular, the reaction coordinate for the passage through the TS surface is described by classical nuclear motion.
As we remarked in the Background section, this study is essential in the Georgian context, because no amount of public opinion findings from other countries has as much currency with Georgian decision-makers as findings from Georgia have.
