Sentence examples for described in the development from inspiring English sources
The impact of changing CO2 concentrations was assessed by running the climate change scenarios described in the "Development of climate change scenarios" section without the corresponding changes in atmospheric CO2 concentrations (atmospheric CO2 was held at 396 ppm).
The result of the analysis corresponds with the findings for the past phenological development described in the 'Development of measured (1961 to 2009) and projected (2031 to 2060 and 2071 to 2100) air temperatures and phenological observations (1961 to 2009)' section: Almost all phases indicating an earlier beginning showed negative correlation coefficients.
Scores were created by using the method described in the development of the Framingham risk scores [ 20].
Deviation of the cerebellum through the foramen magnum has been described in the development of experimental hydrocephalus [ 19, 28, 29] as well as in naturally occurring hydrocephalus [ 64].
The major schema of the system is addressed in the methods section and the method of integrating the necessary components is described in the development section.
Posterior staphyloma, causing inverse traction of the macula, and poor retinal adhesion secondary to retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) atrophy have also been described in the development of this condition [ 4].
So far, variety of growth factors and hormonal factors, including androgens and estrogens, has been described in the hyperplastic development of the prostate gland [ 8– 10].
In the accompanying article [ 1], we described in detail the development and validation of "The Number Race", an adaptive game designed for the remediation of dyscalculia.
Professor Sergei Nedospasov (Berlin, Germany and Moscow, Russia) described in detail the development of a novel humanized murine model for the study of TNFα in collagen-induced arthritis [ 16].
Similar efforts by the United States government are described in the article as "development programs".
The exercises were conceptualised and described in the previous subsection "Development of the exercise programme".
