Sentence examples for which we will examine from inspiring English sources
The picture looks rather different on consumption taxes which we will examine tomorrow.
With an impressive show of dexterity, Alvin gathered some samples, which we will examine back in the lab to learn more about the carbonate formation process and the role microbes play in global nutrient cycles.
To establish this claim, eliminativists typically endorse two central and controversial claims which we will examine below.
There are interesting questions about the correct interpretation of the harm principle, which we will examine later.
The first is no self-coupling—(b_{E}, b_{I} = 0), which we will examine in detail in the rest of this paper.
This also corresponds to the levels of mental states discussed in Kûkai's Jûjûshinron (which we will examine in a further section below).
Secondary measures which we will also examine are counts per minute, counts per minute of registered time and number of minutes spent in moderate or vigorous physical activity.
Therefore, CCl4-induced liver fibrosis is an appropriate animal model of advanced liver fibrosis with which we will further examine the effects of steroids on MSC-mediated therapy.
The current global health regime is poorly fit to meet such challenges, for at least three reasons, which we will further examine: (i) the encroachment of security policies on communicable diseases in general, and public health surveillance in particular, (ii) the constraining mandates of United Nations (UN) institutions, and (iii) the interference of security agendas with humanitarian action.
She previously has hinted at the idea of a broader study of patent trolls, telling an antitrust group in January: "A central empirical question, which we will continue to examine, is whether P.A.E.'s encourage invention or instead hamper innovation and competition".
Finally, we will examine which patient characteristics (like the extent of complications and personality) predict which patients most likely benefit from the intervention.
