Sentence examples for set of literatures from inspiring English sources

Various concepts have been and are being used to understand scientific, industrial, and technological innovation processes, in a vast and diverse set of literatures in innovation studies and STS.

This set of literature provides a systematic perspective on the social system.

Viscosity (Fig. 4 I) is the physicochemical property for which we had the widest set of literature data available.

In addition to that, the qualitative evaluation of the present data set is also an example of how a large set of literature references can be dealt with.

The effects of dissolved salts on the solubilities of gases were analysed based on a comprehensive set of literature data for the temperature of 298.2 K.

Despite the development of an embryonic set of literature around these themes, an obvious research gap has emerged: can energy justice and transitions frameworks be combined?

Simplifying disaster studies into this dichotomy, however, runs the risk of over simplifying a complex set of literature and concepts and this is acknowledged.

We employed a theoretical analysis of the mechanisms of the buffering effect and the specific behaviour of phosphorus in typical grass buffer strips to establish the critical set of literature applicable to this question.

Improving these deficiencies will allow future studies to perform equitable and comparable assessments, thus creating a synergistic set of literature that continuously builds upon itself rather than generates independent and isolated conclusions.

The results of these experiments broaden the limited set of literature on flow through micro-fluidic planar contractions and should be of significant value for optimizing lab-on-a-chip design and for comparison with modeling studies with elasticity dominated fluids.

Complementing this values-based argument is an immense set of literature around the economic case for gender parity.