Sentence examples for notably discussed from inspiring English sources

The application of Rasch measurement in the social sciences has been most notably discussed in the 1967 Invitational ETS conference and in a wide-variety of subsequent publications (Andrich 1978; Boone et al., 2011; Choppin 1985; Libarkin and Anderson 2005; Linacre 1998, 2006, 2010; Siegel and Ranney, 2003; Smith 1991; Tong 2012; Wilson and Adams 1995; Wright and Stone 1979; Wright 1977 , 1984.

Trump said cybersecurity would be a "major priority" for his administration, and notably discussed the threats of state-sponsored cyber attacks from countries like Russia and China.

These polypharmacological approaches, most notably discussed in fields of cancer treatment [16], [17], cannot be faced with conventional single target-based assays but need approaches containing multi-parallel readouts for NCE characterization.

Notably, as discussed in the introduction section, the sociodemographic factor was reflectively (not formatively) measured.

Notably, as discussed in "Model comparisons to Metushi et al"., our docking protocol identified 22 new potentially HLA-B*57 01 HLA-B*57 01ith only the drug nelarabine (DB01280) overlapping with the Metushi et al. study [42].

Notably, as discussed in methods "Virtual screening of DrugBank by 3D molecular docking", our consensus screening platform discarded inactive compounds after each round of docking to generate a set of "active" compounds with all three peptides P1, P2, and P3.

New training programs are being introduced to help local managers deal with sick leave, notably by discussing it openly with their staff, as are measures intended to coax absentees back to work.

Notably, I discuss the limitations of the studies that are included in more detail, have added suggested studies, added a section on the limitations of the review and discuss the potential differences in the mechanism of action between intramuscular and intra-articular injections.

By the time 2008 came along, the issue of how to conduct monetary policy at the zero lower bound had been extensively discussed, notably in Krugman 1998 (pdf), Eggertsson and Woodford (2003), and, yes, Bernanke-Reinhart-Sack 2004 (pdf).

As evidence, he cited a brief filed on behalf of "180 Women Injured by Abortion," a document filled with personal "affidavits" by women who described vividly how sorry they were for having had terminated their pregnancies (notably, few actually discussed any particular method of abortion).

The use of microbial consortia associated with plant was discussed notably for multi-contaminated soils.