Sentence examples for discussed selected from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the management was asked to determine the extent of the idea's development in the organization: (1) only discussed; (2) discussed, selected, and developed in progress; and (3) discussed, selected, developed, implemented, and diffused within the organization.

To summarize the large amount of data generated by IPA, we focused on and discussed selected most affected (top) biological functions belonging to the subgroup 'Molecular and cellular functions', the five most affected (top) canonical pathways, top gene networks and top upstream regulators.

As previously discussed, selecting proteotypic peptides for a protein is an essential step in developing a targeted mass spectrometry assay.

In this article we provide an overview of available methods for implementing parametric WGR models, discuss selected topics that emerge in applications, and present a general discussion of lessons learned from simulation and empirical data analysis in the last decade.

In this review, we will introduce the experimental pipeline and discuss selected examples.

In this section we discuss selected implementation aspects together with evaluation results for the individual system components.

In this section, we discuss selected aspects of privacy and data protection in the area of honeypots.

From the range of involved component functions, we first discuss selected automatic mechanisms that control basic adaptational changes.

In this section, we present and discuss selected numerical examples to illustrate the mathematical formalism on the sum-rate analysis of the proposed coordinated beamforming schemes.

To support this, we also discuss selected computational studies where QM/MM insights have been helpful in improving the potency of covalent inhibitors of FAAH.

The International Summit is held once a year by the ESR and its national and international radiological partner societies from outside Europe with the aim to address and discuss selected subjects of global relevance in radiology.