Sentence examples for as another critical from inspiring English sources

(5) Inventory integration and allocation is mentioned as another critical issue by the interviewees.

Infancy has been suggested as another critical period for future obesity risk.

Over half of CHWs described stockouts as another critical and demoralizing issue, particularly in the NGO program.

Moreover, TIP60/KAT5 plays a critical role in orchestrating the cellular response to DNA damage (Kaidi & Jackson, 2013) which is emerging as another critical player in AD pathogenesis (Mao & Reddy, 2011; Herrup et al, 2013).

43 Many studies have also highlighted the importance of decreased BMD with age as another critical factor in the aging process, such as a strong correlation between low BMD and low-energy forearm fractures.

As Abraham Lincoln noted at another critical juncture in our history, we are indeed called on to determine if self-government -- "government of the people, by the people, for the people" -- can endure.

But even in this segment — as well as in another critical segment, in which she called Rupert Murdoch a "sentient liver spot" — Bee made it clear that she was motivated by a sense of the media's grand, imperilled destiny.

In addition to Young's late revival, the Eagles also received 113 rushing yards from LeSean McCoy (60 of which came on a fourth-quarter burst after the Giants' final turnover) as well as yet another critical punt return from DeSean Jackson.

As Jeremy Black, another critical cartographer, writes in his own, somewhat disjointed new collection of essays, "Maps and Politics" (Chicago; $35), the work of Harley and his followers is flawed by an impulse to "search for conspiracy" and "a tendency to state the obvious".

Heme oxygenase-1 is considered as an another critical protein in mediating chemotherapeutic resistance in NSCLC cells (Raval and Lee, 2010).

Deubiquitinating enzymes (DUBs) have been established as yet another critical modulator of p53 stability, the most notable example being HAUSP (herpesvirus-associated ubiquitin-specific protease), which has been shown to deubiquitinate p53, Mdm2 and Mdm4 in a concentration-dependent manner (Li et al, 2002; Meulmeester et al, 2005).