Sentence examples for fuller this issue from inspiring English sources

Increased size of seeds, which in many Old World crops precedes loss of dispersal (Fuller, this issue), also has not occurred in many of these putative cultigens, perhaps because they were, at least initially, grown simply for supplementary subsistence, to buffer the effects of non-mast years in the wild nuts (Gremillion, 2004).

The Marmot Report, published in full in this issue of British Journal of Cancer (Marmot et al, 2013), examines in detail the value of breast screening.

A short version of the Marmot et al (2013) report published in full in this issue of British Journal of Cancer was previously published in The Lancet (Independent UK Panel on Breast Cancer Screening, 2012) and criticised by authors of 10 letters published in The Lancet on 9th March 2013 (The Lancet, 2013).

Far be it for an article in a philosophy encyclopedia to avoid philosophical issues, but space considerations preclude a fuller treatment of this issue here.

If the economy rather than reforms are responsible, Australia likely remains vulnerable to increases in disability recipiency in the future (for a fuller discussion of this issue, see Burkhauser and Daly 2013).

"We take full responsibility for this issue with the engine," White said.

As Secretary of State, I am blessed to have a spectacular team working full time on this issue with me.

It now seems as if many teams in Major League Baseball have gone full circle on this issue, overvaluing prospects at the expense of keeping productive major leaguers.

Although research is important to gauge the full extent of this issue, it needs to be followed up by concrete, well-informed action.

But the firm largely deflected responsibility for fixing the problem, referring to PricewaterhouseCoopers' contention that "the full resolution of this issue is beyond TDIC's direct influence and also requires action outside of the U.A.E".

Woods 1993 for a full discussion of this issue.