Sentence examples for up to date discussions from inspiring English sources

One would assume that guideline developers are aware of the most up to date discussions and literature about quality of developing and quality of reporting guidelines.

In this review we will first provide a brief introduction of BC and its attributes; this will set the stage for in-depth and up-to-date discussions on modified BC.

The STP position papers on reporting pathological findings (Morton et al. 2006) and pathology peer review (Morton et al. 2010) provided up-to-date discussions of these important elements of GLP toxicology studies.

Besides information from the primary literature and websites of assembly software, various web forums provide good entry points for up-to-date discussions and sharing the experiences of other researchers (see Box  2).

Because online blogging is a very contemporary form of expression, you might find fresh perspectives and interesting, up-to-date discussions in this venue.

With respect to registry services participants have a strong desire for information including educational outreach activities, [ 15] and up to date discussion of the latest prevention, treatment and disease research, [ 16] especially if tailored to individual needs or disease sub-types, [ 7] however there is a clear preference for contact with a known provider over registry personnel [ 15].

(For a rather up to date discussion of various Gaussian wavepacket methods see Heller [36].) For fixed z 0 we set z t = f t H (z 0 ) and define the new Hamilton function (41) H z 0 (z, t ) = (∂ z H ) (z t, t ) (z − z t ) + 1 2 D z 2 H (z t, t ) (z − z t ) 2 ; it is the Taylor series of H at z t with terms of order 0 and >2 suppressed.

The contribution of this article is a comprehensive up-to-date discussion of the key design parameters and functioning of all three short-term markets, and their impact on the demand for and supply of flexibility.

For an up-to-date discussion of the approach to the hypophosphataemic patient, see [ 8].

Overall, this book is highly recommended for its up-to-date discussion and review of the science behind various forms of treatment for leukaemia.

Understanding the rate of the ratchet is important, for example, to estimate the number of beneficial mutations required to halt the ratchet and prevent the mutational meltdown of a population (Lynch et al. 1993; Goyal et al. 2012; Pfaffelhuber et al. 2012) (for an in-depth and up-to-date discussion of the importance of deleterious mutations we refer the reader to Charlesworth 2012).