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The phrase "be detailed further" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased for clarity and grammatical accuracy, such as "be further detailed" or "be more detailed."
Example: "The report should be further detailed to provide a clearer understanding of the findings."
Alternatives: "provide more detail" or "elaborate further.".
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These will be detailed further, but include electronically resecting and reconstructing structures, providing graft/implant templates, or geometric mirroring to ascertain symmetry.
In this respect, we set Mc as a constant Mcij in each domain Dij of the phase space under some constraints on the Mcij values which will be detailed further.
The concept of "coordination" implicit in the model described, and which will be detailed further on, can be potentially redeemed.
In the presence of substrate, however, the rate of the reductive cleavage reaction is generally considerably enhanced; this rate enhancement in fact has been used multiple times to identify unknown substrates of radical SAM enzymes, as will be detailed further in later sections of this Review.
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Some of them were detailed further in [8 10, 20, 38 40] and the references therein.
A number of other security issues and bugs have also been addressed in the new release, and these have been detailed further on the Google Chrome Releases blog.
Technical reproducibility (Table 3) was examined for all the measures and is detailed further in Supporting Information S1.
Results of these analyses are detailed further in Table 3 and Supplementary Table 1.
This novel detection estimation strategy, unique to M-LCS algorithms, is detailed further in [ 22].
This should be detail investigated in further research.
The algorithm is further detailed in [35].
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