Sentence examples for which will be discussed further from inspiring English sources

These issues which will be discussed further.

A line represents a data-gathering link between adjacent hop levels, which will be discussed further.

Indeed, the first justification logic was explicitly designed to capture mathematical proofs in arithmetic, something which will be discussed further in Section 1.2.

Therefore it seems evident that much of the improvement must be due to the better mining practices, some of which will be discussed further on.

As a framework, its application in power systems can be classified into the following aspects, which will be discussed further in Sections 3 and 4. 1) Frequency regulation via tertiary control [20].

The freight apps also provide fully real-time navigation and route planning guidance, and this is very important for environmental sustainability in the urban Less-than-Truck Load (LTL), which will be discussed further in the following section.

The report, which will be discussed in further detail in Moscow in October, said that despite marketing claims the 'smoke' expelled by e-cigarettes is not just "water vapour" and that exhaling this indoors "increases the background air level of some toxicant, nicotine and particles" that is "in the range of that produced by some cigarettes".

One of the main challenges is the fabrication of the special flexible mold, which will be discussed in further sections.

These conflicting results are likely due to issues from the methodology that was used and which will be discussed in further detail in the methodology section later in this review.

[CM] Evidently such concerns around overlapping practice scopes relate to the issue of training standards, which will be discussed in greater detail further on.

This issue has been addressed by the development of lipophilicity-reducing auxiliaries which will be discussed in Section 4. Further confirmation of the importance of sterically demanding SiFA substituents was provided by the detailed and systematic investigation on hydrolytic stability led by Höhne et al. (Table 1) [ 33].