Sentence examples for issues reviewed from inspiring English sources

Major issues reviewed here include measurement techniques, sources of oscillations, mechanisms of transitions from one oscillatory mode to another (e.g., preictal to ictal activity), the appropriate forms of analyses, and possible approaches for shifting brain oscillations into nonepileptic modes.

In relation to the many issues reviewed earlier on WAF tests in this paper, there are certainly more to examine the possible impact of proficiency on WAF tests, such as the implications for the relationships between paradigmatic and syntagmatic sections of WAF tests and the number of associates and their distributions.

Kit Walsh, an attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation who works on net neutrality issues, reviewed the FCC documents.

The number of issues reviewed for each of the 11 primary journals ranged from 12 to 52, with an average of 30 issues per journal (Table 1).

Together, the issues reviewed (Tables  1 and 2) suggest the need for a multi-country trial to evaluate the potential for ultrasound to improve maternal and perinatal outcomes in low-resource settings.

There are only some estimated data available on these exposure issues, reviewed by the European Commission [ 9], so it is uncertain why some experts consider us to have high confidence in knowledge on these topics.

"He has never had the opportunity to have this issue reviewed in federal court," Mr. Ufferman said.

Consumer Reports magazine detailed the price problem in its February issue, reviewing an after-market conversion of a Prius to a plug-in.

Annie Sprinkle, who in this issue reviews Chester Brown's "Paying for It: A Comic-Strip Memoir About Being a John," is no stranger to the documentary urge.

This issue reviews the theoretical development of natural excitation technique (NExT), which uses the cross-correlation functions of measured responses coupling with conventional time-domain parameter extraction under the assumption of white-noise random inputs.

The Consortium addressed this issue reviewing past contributions on eHealth-enabled solutions for care delivery and on patient empowerment.