Sentence examples for be in the literature from inspiring English sources

However the source of the main geomagnetic field is not monopoles but electric currents, and there did not appear to be in the literature general expressions for calculating the moments (higher than the dipole) by integrating over the current system.

In particular, it would be good to check whether hetero- or homozygosity of zygotic caudal alone affects gt and kni expression (this might be in the literature).

However, it is not obvious how large the ensemble needs to be; in the literature, amongst others, use 1,000 null models in their ensembles, whilst use 10,000, and use 100,000.

It is in the literature of India, Australia, the Caribbean, Canada, New Zealand and South Africa that the British and American traditions diverge most sharply.

These values are in the literature range [26].

There is in the literature a strong non-locational view of sounds.

One way Putterman and his colleagues have responded is in the literature.

We decided to follow what is in the literature.

Bayesian profiling has been in the literature for over ten years (e.g. [ 15- 18]).

A number of studies that use exogenous chemokines to induce cell invasion are in the literature.

Questions asked around why smokers smoked had similar responses to what is in the literature.