Sentence examples for been discussed in view from inspiring English sources

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This has been discussed in view of possible applications in materials science and in the astrophysical field.

The formation of such texture through phase transformations by reactive diffusion has been discussed in view of texture inheritance.

The cause of the anisotropy of the diffusion coefficient has been discussed in view of the defect structure and the correlation of the jump vectors of successive vacancy jumps.

The accuracy of the surrogate models has been discussed in view of their predictions and trade-off analysis was performed in view of conflicting nature of the two objectives.

Nanostructured modified chelating agents prepared by functionalization method have been discussed in view of applications in the metal extraction and catalysis.

NMR data related to hetero-association with caffeine have been discussed in view of quantum chemistry calculations in order to reveal possible complex conformations.

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The results are discussed in view of the polymer structures.

Results will be discussed in view of practical applications.

These results are discussed in view of recent models of interfacial segregation.

The electrochemical behavior of the different alloys was discussed in view of the fitting results.

The results presented are discussed in view of prior experimental and theoretical work.

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