Sentence examples for material for discussions from inspiring English sources

The institute would return the card to the school of its origin, thus providing material for discussions on, as the message from the Triangle Coalition put it, "weather winds aloft, properties of helium, the uses of latitude and longitude to identify places on the surface of the earth, and how to predict possible recovery sites of balloons".

Several strong works among those by 25 artists compel attention, and the more modest offerings are at least material for discussion.

So I ruined my mum's weekend by asking her instead, and had a lot of material for discussion back at school.

The systematic mapping study, based on Kitchenham's (2004) protocol, were used to obtain relevant material for discussion.

The topic also provides interesting material for discussion of the impacts of technology on the environment and speculation on their possible global evolutionary impacts.

The paper is not intended to be a compendium, but rather should be viewed as material for discussion, reference, and critique.

One reasonable division of material for discussion is the following: Group 1: Diagram the reverse genetic screen and provide an answer to question 1 below.

In other words, we assume that observed mRNA abundance M is independent of S given that the protein is present (see Supplementary Material for discussion and detailed derivation).

The authors identify the limitations of the data set (self-selected participants for example), but nonetheless the study provides a rich source of stimulus material for discussion and debate.

The composite distance measure (D) is robust to size differences and relatively robust to in-plane rotation and small-to-moderate discrepancies between perspective (see Supplementary Material for discussion).

Pair-wise functional connectivity (Fisher's R-to-Z transformed Pearson correlations) was computed between 298 total cortical, subcortical and cerebellar regions of interest for each subject and condition (Fig. 3B; see Supplementary material for discussion of region of interest definition).