Sentence examples for critically directly from inspiring English sources

Landsat-8's instruments are more sensitive, but, critically, directly comparable with 7's.

Critically, again directly opposing prevailing opinion, further exposure to infected mosquitoes will boost tolerance, and suppression of protective responses, not immunity.

Most critically, it will directly implicate several business practices that are core to current digital ad targeting.

Critically, it is directly linked to other legal duties of "safeguarding" the young from harm.

Critically, Epo also directly activates mesenchymal cells to form osteoblasts in vitro, which in vivo leads to bone formation.

These cases demonstrate that although CME activities may not be the primary or proximal cause of change in practice, they may nonetheless make critically important contributions, directly or indirectly, to the innovation process.

Qualified critical care physicians must be trained to address the complex problems of multiple system organ dysfunction as they possess the requisite knowledge, skill, interest, judgment, and frequency of exposure to treat most problems of critically ill patients directly, and as they are physically present to address them [ 13].

It also kept spending from falling into an even deeper downward spiral, because it gave the unemployed money directly, and, critically, kept credit flowing to them, since they didn't default like they otherwise would have.

people's public use of their reason". The bourgeois public didn't simply participate, but it did so both directly and critically.

IDEA creates local clubs and establishes independent debate associations throughout the world, offering young people the opportunity to develop their skills and knowledge by voicing and critically examining issues that directly affect their lives.

Critically, experimental manipulations that directly increase the activity of respiratory enzymes in metazoans have been lacking.