Sentence examples for discussed in a single from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it is gaining support.So far this "right" is usually discussed in a single, strictly limited context: terminal illness.

In this work, the relationship between CF, salt rejection and water recovery was firstly discussed in a single NF element.

The quality of each item was discussed in a single meeting following which further changes were made to i) remove ambiguous items, ii) simplify wording, iii) remove 'loaded' items, e.g. 'suffering' with cancer and 'cancer patient', iv) remove personalized items e.g. 'if I had cancer…', and v) ensure that there were some positively worded items.

The current collective of tumor antigens ranges from specific to associated, non-self to self, and comprises hundreds of vaccine candidates (far too many to discuss in a single review article).

Plant community dynamics and patterns are frequently examined in relation to herbivory, but most patterns are discussed either in a single dimension, or across species, but at small spatial scales within individual communities.

Other songs on the album expand upon themes discussed in that single.

In the networks discussed in this article, a single node is used for a gene and its protein product, and the exact nature of the links (edges) denoting stimulations, inhibitions and interactions depends on the evidence underlying the link.

Don't write too vague or general an idea or you will never be able to discuss it in a single paragraph.

A prototype of pleiotropic single gene disorders in which POI is one component, FMR1 is discussed in the 'Pleiotropic Single Gene Disorders Having POI' section, along with other pleiotropic genes.

As was discussed in Example 1, single images of the breast or chest are now being replaced or supplemented by stacks of many "slices" that, taken together, form a 3D volume of image data.

Genes governing mitochondrial functions may be located in the nucleus, like those discussed in 'Single Genes Causing Non-syndromic POI' section, or in mitochondria itself (mt DNA).