Sentence examples for been found elsewhere with from inspiring English sources

This has been found elsewhere with difficulty of accurate data collection further complicated by different systems [ 15, 16].

This same uncertainty has been found elsewhere, with, for example, articles in the retail sector trade press noting retailer reluctance to spend on products they do not understand, and uncertainty about how e-cigarettes might relate to or impact on sales of traditional tobacco and smoking cessation products.

Detailed description of the bioinformatic treatment of the data can be found elsewhere with some modifications [ 38, 12].

A variety of ovens have been found elsewhere in Britain: tannur-like ovens associated with the amphitheatre in Chester, feeding the gathered spectators, and large jars reused as ovens near Roman temple sites in Cambridgeshire and Essex, catering for hungry worshippers.

The mean AGR in unthinned plots 5 and 8 was only 0.2 cm year−1 which was consistent with what has been found elsewhere for black and mountain beeches.

Also, as observed by Allen et al. (2000), trees in Woodside exhibited relatively high mean AGR (0.5 cm year−1) compared with what has been found elsewhere, not only for black beech but also the closely related species mountain beech (Fuscospora cliffortioides (Hook.f).f

Similar predictive success with films has been found elsewhere on the Internet.

In this study teenage mothers were more at risk for PTLBW than mothers that were 20 years of age or more and this also is in agreement with what has been found elsewhere [ 34].

This chapter is devoted to providing the reader not with standard procedures that can be found elsewhere, but with various testing options, the philosophies behind them and their role in understanding the science of armour materials.

chestnut lion), or unusually non-native puma or leão-da-montanha, more common names for the animal when native to a region other than South America (especially for those who do not know that suçuaranas are found elsewhere but with a different name).

Both thought that decency (a favourite word of Orwell's) was to be found elsewhere.The two corresponded with appreciation and even with signs of affection.