The phrase "aspects in some" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to certain features or elements in a specific context, but it needs additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "There are various aspects in some studies that highlight the importance of early intervention."
Alternatives: "elements in certain" or "features in some cases".
He goes on to discuss the influences, the key players and the political aspects in some detail; with all the thoroughness one would expect of Hobsbawm.
This underrated TV spin-off, which ran from 2008-09, has the time to explore the more fascinating aspects in some depth, while still delivering Terminator-style action sequences on a small-screen budget.
This chapter also illustrates the theoretical aspects in some specific cases.
Any outcome of integrating models from these three areas would be called a BCS-model, which will always include behaviour aspects in some way or another.
It showed that the growing relevance of logistics in freight transport has been considered in demand modelling in last decades by integrating logistic aspects in some models to a greater extent.
This slightly more complicated setup allowed researchers to investigate further aspects: in some trials, the animals were aware of the position of the food, whereas in others they were not.
There is, in addition, a racial aspect in some of the recent, highly publicized killings.
"Being confronted by others" was conceived both as positive and as negative aspect in some of the centers.
The study by Kinon and colleagues [ 40] investigated this aspect in some detail, with a post-hoc analysis of pooled data from four antipsychotic trials for the treatment of schizophrenia (n = 1,627).
The DCF approach involves many aspects in petroleum business, some of which are technical and the others are fiscal terms.
On the other hand, the clerkship had no significant impact in some aspects, in which there was no attitude improvement.
