Sentence examples for mainly discussed to from inspiring English sources

For this reason, the authors selected the three voluntary certification schemes ISCC, Bonsucro and RSB as they are accepted by the European Commission to fulfil the EU RED requirements and therefore are based on a political demand; they are results of multi-stakeholder initiatives, contain also social criteria and are mainly discussed to be applied on the sugar cane production sector in Brazil.

Focus was laid on the three certification schemes - ISCC, Bonsucro and RSB - as they are results of multi-stakeholder initiatives, were accepted to fulfil the EU RED requirements and are mainly discussed to be applied on the production sector in Brazil.

Alexander Temerko, the Ukrainian-born chairman of the Newcastle-based Offshore Group Newcastle (OGN), an energy services group that builds foundations for windfarms and oil rig platforms, said the group mainly discussed how to make Britain a better place.

The formation and the evolution of PTFE transfer films with bearing operation are mainly discussed according to the relevant analysis.

In this study, we evaluated four BSCRs: 15, 20, 25, and 80, which were mainly discussed according to the literature.

In the studies identified, reward reductions were mainly discussed in relation to ink tags.6 Simply put, attempts to remove ink tags illegally might cause the tag to break, thereby releasing the ink and spoiling the sought after item.

Although all scientific research involves the application of background assumptions, these are mainly discussed in relation to basic science (see for instance Stump 2015, Galilei 1615, Reichenbach 1927, Kuhn 1973, Einstein 1936).

Maternal emotional involvement with the baby in the perinatal period has been recognized and named "bonding" and has been mainly discussed in relation to postnatal depression.

Previous studies have mainly discussed causes that led to the decreasing trend in women's employment rate, while paying less attention to two dimensions that are important to understanding women's labor force participation in China.

So far we have mainly discussed the approaches used to generate multiply imputed datasets.

Roh et al. 3 from Korea have mainly discussed the issue related to chyle leak after neck dissection for thyroid cancer.