Sentence examples for discussions refer from inspiring English sources

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He regretted the "language and tone" adopted in the telephone calls, but maintained that the discussions referred to "an envisaged emergency liquidity transaction that did not take place".

Each of these discussions refers to information provided in Table  1.

Review and discussions referred back to qualitative data from the interviews to inform the decision-making process.

Students‟ views on their teachers and teaching methods emerged strongly in the focus group discussions referred to below as did parent views from their interviews.

It is likely that the participants in the population-based surveys and focus group discussions referred to daytime availability from health clinics and shops when they reported that condoms were available since these were the main sources mentioned by the focus group participants.

Therefore, the effects of IGF-1R inhibition on downstream signalling were unexpected, but could be explained by compensatory feedback loops involving some critical downstream effectors (IRS-1/-2 AKT AKT) (please, for further explanations and discussion refer to Supplementary results, Fig. S2 and related references contained in the Supplementary Material section).

Which of these does this discussion refer to?

For more discussion refer to Kurpa and Thompson[75].

All subsequent results and discussion refer to the parsimony ratchet analyses.

Theoretical insights into the mechanisms driving reduced or atypical face gaze in ASD have been postulated (for a full discussion refer to Senju & Johnson, 2009).