Sentence examples for discussed refers from inspiring English sources

'Statistical significance', where discussed, refers to a 5% significance level in all cases.

The footage was taken by the mother at the family home in Luton after the nursery discussed referring the child to a de-radicalisation programme out of concerns that pictures drawn by him referred to explosions and an improvised explosive device known as a "cooker bomb".

The results are discussed referring to environmental parameters, in particular concerning air quality and anthropic pollution sources.

Wide variety of spectroscopy as a tool to investigate Λ hypernuclear structure and ΛN interaction is discussed referring recent spectroscopic data.

However, since the cortical magnification is usually discussed referring to meridians and eccentricity, it is natural to use exclusively this polar coordinate system.

In this review the speed noise trade-off is discussed, referring to the recent ICs for hybrid detectors: those with best results in the energy resolution and those with the highest counting rates.

Trachyte alteration is discussed referring to environmental parameters, in particular concerning air quality and anthropic pollution sources, which are examined based on measured or modeled pollution data and placed in a cause-effect relationship with the weathering products.

Traffic and economic consequences of such structural changes are discussed referring to a case from Northern Norway in which plans exist to replace three regional airports with one larger airport.

In this paper, a zero-dimensional model for the design of radial turbo-expanders for ORC applications is discussed, with special reference to the estimation of losses and efficiency; a comparison between different fluids (R134a, R1234yf, R236fa, R245fa, Cyclohexane, N-Pentane) is presented and discussed, referring to a typical small-size application (50 kW).

In contrary to published works where mostly analytical formulations of the spectrum trading problem are discussed (refer to Section 2 for the literature overview), the research presented in this paper provides specific implementation of the ABMS modeling to the problem of the spectrum pricing.

Three numerical examples are also presented and discussed, referred to natural gas plants, showing that the evaluation of the PES index can be quite critical, especially for values close to the minimum limit fixed by the Directive, and in particular for small and medium scale CHP units, mainly due to the low accuracy that usually affect, in such cases, the measures of the fuel input.