Sentence examples for papers with regard from inspiring English sources

Moreover, conceptual and empirical works are distinguished from model-based papers with regard to the reflected TBL dimension of sustainability, the focused stakeholder groups, and the risk categories.

The findings from the content analysis reflect the nature of conceptual, empirical, and formal modeling papers with regard to the research approaches to SSCM risks.

In order to cover the full scope of potential interactions of nano-related applications with the various organisms, the DaNa2.0 expert team evaluates all scientific research papers with regard to human and ecotoxicological aspects thereby continuously updating the articles on the 25 market-relevant nanomaterials listed on the website [3].

We also did a qualitative assessment of the papers with regard to how number of groups was explained and discussed.

We did not specifically assess the risk of bias because we decided to exclude all papers with regard to a lack of reporting essential data.

A Mann–Whitney U test for independent samples was performed to compare the analysis units of the revised and the unrevised papers, with regard to the three collaborative problem solving activities and their corresponding categories, and with regard to the three critical appraisal topics and their elements.

The analysis of papers with regards to cloud features was hampered by the lack of information provided by the respective authors.

The air-cooled aftercoolers with different slit configurations have been compared in this paper with regard to its cooling capacity.

The cooling system is reported in this paper with regard to the following two aspects: the layouts and the automation.

Two pass schedules were obtained and discussed in the paper with regard to rolling pass time, average grain size, grain size deviation in thickness, etc.

"Rather than rely on the new procedures outlined in the recent white paper, with regard to market impact assessments and the granting of service licences by the BBC Trust to constrain the ability of Radios 1 and 2 radically to alter their content offering, we believe it would be better to privatise both stations as soon as possible," said the study's author, economist Keith Boyfield.