Sentence examples for more details appeared from inspiring English sources

More recently, a few more details appeared including pushing the burden of project development down to the states and providing (mandating?) tolling or other revenue generators so as to allow repayment of private investment.

Looking at in more details (appeared in Table 1) on the weight loss between 150 and 400 °C of MWCNTs including pure and functionalized MWNTs, one may conclude that for the materials used in the current research, the best condition of acid treatment is around 2 h ultrasound and 2 h stirring at room temperature.

Since our two benchmark methods rank their outputs according to an internal scoring system, we selected only highly ranked sub-networks for further investigation (more details appear in the Appendix, Method parameterization section).

More detail appeared in reports of sightings on Oct. 30 and 31 over Wurtsmith AFB, where an"unidentified helicopter" flew around the base and hovered over weapons-storage bunkers.

Given that a decision to enter the race was always going to lead to a media circus, it's probably fair to assume that Weiner and his wife, Huma Abedin, who is helping to shape his campaign, have considered the possibility of more salacious details appearing.

Referee 1's suggestion to add a few more methodological details appears to conflict with this referee's streamlining suggestion.

The directive, which offered few specific details, appeared to be more of a broad mission statement.

He added that more details will appear in a book that he's written, entitled "Black Enough, White Enough The Obama Dilemmaa".

In press interviews, some telling details appeared.

However, when looked into more detail, it appears that a technical failure and a staff communication issues are the two main areas of concern in relation to a human error on UTO.

However, when analysed in more detail, experts appear to take a more informed decision (with higher agreement corrected for chance) and err on the side of false-positive treatment decisions (higher sensitivity).