Sentence examples for discussed more specifically from inspiring English sources

While "we're always looking at creative options" for 7Up ads, Mr. Martin said, "we consider this an internal business matter" and as such could not be discussed more specifically.

These are discussed more specifically below within the requirements of each particular technique.

The utility of these strategies will be discussed more specifically in the sections below describing individual side effects.

Following a similar approach this time, some task force members again proposed fixed weights for the coefficients and discussed more specifically those provided in Table 8 for DGRF-2010, for IGRF-2015, for the predictive SV-2015-2020.

The experts reviewed the status of infant feeding practices in the region and discussed more specifically key achievements and implementation challenges particularly in emergency situations.

Two use cases are discussed more specifically in the next sections: one insisting on the free form of the widget and its ability to integrate in any layout, agnostic of any framework; the other aligning with a standardization effort, the ISA syntax (Sansone et al., 2012).

I have asked her to participate in the panel that follows my remarks and discuss more specifically some of the new programs that are being developed.

His time has been spent in the fact-checking department, but he said the magazine's publicist told him he was not allowed to discuss more specifically what types of features he has been involved in preparing.

Afterwards, Paul Garfinkel, the chair of the department, wrote an appreciative letter, anticipating the chance to "discuss more specifically the arrangements for you in Toronto" and talking of meeting Healy's wife so that "she too might look forward to a good opportunity in Canada".

Stenseth et al. [ 21] discuss more specifically how NAO may influence the dynamics of lynx populations in three distinct climatic regions of Canada.

Participants' support for data linkage was further confirmed when non-consensual use of health data was discussed more broadly and not specifically relating to the scenarios.