Sentence examples for well discussed that from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, it has been well discussed that phase 0 or phase 2 introns have a significant role in exon shuffling or domain exchange for protein structural evolution [ 23].

Montillo is far from the first author to ponder the real-life influences on Shelley's iconic tale; these are issues so well discussed that you can find many of them on Wikipedia.

It is well discussed that the burden of pneumococcal diseases is often underestimated even in large-scale clinical trials [ 9] due to the challenges in isolating the pathogen.

These 3 factors play important roles in the process of bone formation and remodeling [ 23], and it has been well discussed that stimulation of osteoblast cell differentiation is characterized mainly by increased expression of ALP, BMP-2, and OPN [ 32].

It has been well discussed, that an engagement of the immune system might be the most successful therapeutic option to reduce micro-metastases and thus decreased recurrence rates and increase recurrence free survival time and overall survival time [ 36, 37].

This level is relatively low, but the 1973 observations, which the model is compared against, have several shortcomings as well, discussed below, that makes this GOF level reasonable.

In Part 2 a reactor model is discussed that can well describe the experimental results presented in this part.

Agassi, in Paris last weekend for the French Open, discussed that project, as well as tennis subjects, with a group of reporters.

After the Olympics, her marriage to Hunter fell apart and she discussed that time as well as other difficult moments in her life in her autobiography, "Marion Jones: Life in the Fast Lane" (Warner Books), which was formally published yesterday.

"We have discussed that but I doubt that well do it the foreseeable future.

This is while it was well discussed in the literature that the best performance of RSOCs system in terms of efficiency is obtained at low current densities near the OCV region, where the overpotential is in the linear region.