Sentence examples for in subsequent papers from inspiring English sources

Further aspects will be discussed in subsequent papers.

In subsequent papers, we will use the techniques developed here to analytically continue Eisenstein series for a large class of discrete groups, including some groups with parabolic elements.

Anda and Felitti have responded to this criticism in subsequent papers, saying that underreporting of trauma is more likely than overreporting; even in this confessional age, people are often uncomfortable acknowledging childhood sexual abuse or an alcoholic parent.

He pointed to a variety of methodological weaknesses (many of which have been addressed in subsequent papers by Jaeggi and others) and then presented the results from his own attempt to replicate the study, which found no effect whatsoever.

The supposed carbon gains of plant-based fuels have to be offset, Searchinger argued in subsequent papers, by one of three things: reducing food consumption, increasing yields from existing cropland or — most likely — creating entirely new cropland, probably in the countries with the largest "underutilized" forests.

In subsequent papers, Dr. McLean has theorized that the carbon dioxide was released from the Earth's mantle by a gigantic volcanic upheaval known as the Deccan Traps, which began flooding the Indian subcontinent with basaltic lava at the end of the Cretaceous.

The latter portion also includes snoRNAs cloned by Zhang et al. from chicken [ 19] (even though they claimed the absence of these RNAs in chicken in subsequent paper [ 18]).

This paper introduces all of these areas of progress, with more detail being found in the subsequent papers in the special issue.

We also note that sensitivity and specificity are evaluated separately in [ 3], and this weakness has been perpetuated in all subsequent papers based on the same evaluation framework.

In our subsequent papers, we shall apply this p-adic mathematical theory to quantum statistical mechanics.

This evaluation method has been accepted as a de facto standard and has been used in several subsequent papers, including [ 8, 21, 22].