Sentence examples for discussion therein from inspiring English sources

If you were one of the many following the kerfluffle over Jill Abramson's firing at the New York Times and the gender-gap discussion therein – or if you're simply aware of how institutional sexism operates – you might think it would take just a little bit longer not only to eliminate, but totally reverse, sexism.

While the degree to which theory of mind enlists imaginative faculties is a matter of considerable debate, as is the matter of what autistic spectrum disorders can tell us about that debate, some have suggested that autism's characteristic deficits might provide evidence for the simulation theory of mind reading (e.g. Goldman 2006; for dissent see Carruthers 2009 and discussion therein).

The latter phenotype was seen before in conditional mutants of RPL25 and of several LSU biogenesis factors (see [14] and discussion therein).

Some of these 3' extended forms of 5.8S rRNA seem to be able to carry out the essential functions of 5.8S rRNA in cytoplasmic ribosomes ([45], [46] and discussion therein, [48]).

This implies that model misspecifications due to unpartitioned analyses are not the source of incongruence (see also [ 22] and discussion therein).

Other data indicate that the effects of decreased mTORC1 signaling may be mediated through reduced mitochondrial oxidative metabolism (e.g. [ 41] and discussion therein).

Parallelizing the results and discussions therein, we first derive the exact blind ML algorithm based on branch-estimate-and-bound strategy and then reduce its complexity using different methods.

The influence of peripherally administered KYNA or its precursor, KYN, on the trigeminovascular system or cortical spreading depression has been the subject of extensive investigation, and pharmacological strategies aimed at enhancing KYNA synthesis have been suggested in migraine [8] (see also Discussion and References therein).

Several clinical trial have evaluated the efficacy of intraputaminal infusion of GDNF in Parkinsonian patients with contrasting results (see Discussion and references therein).

See a recent review by Ehrensberger et al. 2013 for further discussion and references therein.

Mathematical equations can be fit to vulnerability and fragility data using statistical data fitting techniques, such as least squares or maximum likelihood estimation; see Baker (2014), Rossetto et al. (2014b), Lallemant et al. (2015), Tarbotton et al. (2015) and references therein for discussion and review of statistical data fitting techniques.