Sentence examples for critically little from inspiring English sources
While accumulating evidence suggests that tDCS may attenuate emotional vulnerability, critically, little is known about underlying mechanisms of this effect.
Most critically, little 18F-FLT is actually incorporated into DNA synthesis, and 18F-FLT uptake in the tumor does not reflect the whole of DNA synthesis [7,8,10].
There seems to be critically little correlation between the progression of years and the share of agricultural area, which creates difficulties to assess whether the agricultural area is actually improving over a longer time period.
Critically, little detail is known of the spatial spread of these waves of depolarization in the periphery of lesions and thus the spatial aspect of the relation between PIDs and infarct growth.
Librarians were "chagrined," wrote historian Leonard Marcus, that none of Wilder's eight critically acclaimed Little House books had been recognized by the ALA's highest children's accolade, the Newbery.
The critically injured little girl told officers, "Mommy tried to kill me".
In insulin resistance of the critically ill, little is known about these adipokines.
Even more critically, researchers know little about how to intervene successfully.
Toast of London was critically lauded but little watched – averaging about 400,000 viewers in its 10.40pm Sunday slot.
Despite studies that have indicated the need for a more healing environment for critically ill patients, little has changed in how ICUs are designed today.
The critically admired but little heralded Under the Shadow was a surprise success, taking best screenplay for writer-director Babak Anvari, best supporting actress for Avin Manshadi, and the Douglas Hickox award for best debut director for Anvari.
