Sentence examples for has further discussed from inspiring English sources
Pettit himself has continued to refine his position, and has further discussed its relation to that of Berlin (Pettit 2011).
Gilsig has further discussed the development of Terri's relationship with Will: Overall, while fan reaction to her character had previously resulted in a backlash Gilsig found "tough", she hoped that "Mattress" would be the episode in which "anti-Terri fans joined Team Terri".
The article has further discussed that decoy sets may be interpreted as samples from a probability distribution, and has outlined a number of important conclusions that immediately follow from this view.
We also included a magnified image of the NTS labeling in Figure 4A, and have further discussed it in the Discussion citing these references mentioned by the reviewers.
We have further discussed these points in the Discussion section.
We have further discussed different types of delivery methods to induce gene editing, novel development in genetic engineering other than nucleases and future prospects.
We have further discussed the common flavoring agents, such as diacetyl and menthol, currently available detection methods, and the toxicological mechanisms associated with oxidative stress, inflammation, mucociliary clearance, and DNA damage in cells, mice, and humans.
On the basis of marine Chl-a estimates obtained from satellite and other field measured environmental parameters, we have further discussed on the applications of satellite remote sensing in the fields of harmful algal blooms (HABs), primary production and physical oceanographic currents of the regional seas.
We have further discussed differences in interval location and chromosome architecture in the F1 recombination Results section.
We have thus reported the complications that we experienced during intra-arterial chemotherapy and have further discussed interventional methods resulting in local complications.
Additionally, the topic of scalability for an anomaly detection algorithm has been further discussed, and the limitations of some methods in extending to large numbers of metrics have been pointed out [9].
