Sentence examples for embedded in the literature from inspiring English sources
What cultural norms and assumptions are embedded in the literature we use in our classrooms?
What cultural norms and assumptions are embedded in the literature we use in our classrooms each day?
❦ I turned also to the archive, seeking place words as they were preserved in glossaries and dictionaries, gathered on the web, or embedded in the literature of earlier decades and centuries.
Embedded in the literature on business models, this paper explores how incumbent and entrepreneurial firms' path dependencies have affected the evolution of business models for electric vehicles.
Objective testing of whether ecological traps exist is well embedded in the literature concerning terrestrial systems [2], yet few studies have investigated whether they exist in marine environments.
The common basis for all these networks is the knowledge embedded in the literature.
First, I re-examine studies embedded in the adiposity literature as well as studies from the literature on socioeconomic status-induced stress and health (in which BMI was included as a covariate).
Although the term "capsule" is embedded in the current literature, there is no consensus about the presence of a true capsule [ 11].
Our 2006 publication describing the comprehensive curation of protein and genetic interactions for the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae began to address this data challenge by completing the first systematic effort to convert the interaction data embedded in the biomedical literature into a computable format [ 3].
It has been argued that the distinction between an online paper and a database is already diminishing (Bourne, 2005); however, as is evident from the success stories of recent initiatives to access and extract the knowledge embedded in the scholarly literature, there is still work to be done.
The other category is "corporatist democracy". I hate that term, but I have to use it; it is embedded in the comparative politics literature.
