Sentence examples for as noted in the second from inspiring English sources
By taking a wider measure of wellbeing, companies are improving profits in areas such as increasing employee wellbeing at work as noted in the second annual World Happiness Report: "Harter et al. (2010) found in a longitudinal study of ten large organizations that worker engagement makes a difference to productivity.
As noted in the second section, on what analytic feminists share with other feminist philosophers, analytic feminists value explicit argumentation and clear, literal, and precise uses of language.
As noted in the second paragraph of the above quote from pp. 32-3, the USGS is not acknowledging and thus is not using in their modeling the recent data from Norwegian and Russian scientists that already show significant increases in atmospheric methane in areas over the submarine hydrate beds off Siberia.
As noted in the second interpretive consideration, above, the behavioral result in Figure 2 might represent the consequence of the most proximate exposure.
x), but as noted in the second article of this series priorities for privately financed research are more likely to be shaped by anticipated profit than by contribution to reducing the global burden of disease.
As noted in the second major point identified in the cover letter from the editors, we have toned-down our claims by highlighting the possibility that alterations in DNA content variation and increased APP copy number may not be a cause of sporadic AD.
As noted in the first sentence, it took place the previous day, not on Sunday.
As noted in the third edition of The New Hacker's Dictionary (M.I.T. Press, 1996), Eric S. Raymond's compilation of computer-related jargon, a hacker is "a person who enjoys exploring the details of programmable systems and how to stretch their capabilities, as opposed to most users, who prefer to learn only the minimum necessary".
It is a residual class made up principally of individuals who rarely eat in restaurants, as noted in the third section of the questionnaire (only 18% eats in restaurants more than once a month).
As noted in the first section of this paper, with at least eight formats there are too many legitimate ways to represent the same single IPv6 address in current colon hexadecimal notation.
