Sentence examples for element cited from inspiring English sources

Which brings us to the second element cited by critics: There are signs that Apple is changing.

An article on Sept. 14 about United States efforts to toughen United Nations pressure on Iran over its nuclear program misidentified the radioactive element cited in that country's warning against pressure.

These 48 million shares were all the shares then authorized by shareholders; the apparent "bargain" element cited in the article was a result of needing shareholder approval before the grants could actually be made.

But objections have been brought against all these attempts, either because the rich variety of religions makes it easy to find counterexamples or because the element cited as central is in some religions peripheral.

A common element cited by several different cross-cultural researchers is the critical role of the manager, facilitator, or the coach of the multicultural team (Williams, et al. 2001; Robinson, 1997; Harris & Moran, 1996; Berge, 1995; McLoughlin, 1999; Williams, 2008).

For example, the first element cited by DiMauro and Schon for the identification of pathogenic mutations was that the variant must be heteroplasmic (i.e. the mutated and wild-type variants co-existing in the cells of the affected tissues).

The elements cited are those so far analysed but it is easy to predict that the method can be applied to the majority of the elements, thus greatly increasing its usefulness in a large number of real samples.

"Wild About Harry" contains most of the jazz elements cited by Mr. Teachout: the alto saxophonist Willie Smith, the guitarist Allan Reuss Jamess's colleague in the Benny Goodman band some two decades earlier), the drummer Buddy Rich (originally billed as Buddy Poor due to contractual technicalities) and the arrangements of Ernie Wilkins.

Because the absence of the four elements cited above stops them progressing through the Action Stage.

Traditional prognostic tools might also fail to capture other elements cited by residents when assessing a patient's likelihood of dying: prior survival under similar conditions, reversibility of the disease, and sudden onset of an acute illness.

In the general case (u > 0, v > 0), the median follows from the different elements cited above, consisting of several possible branches (e.g., Figure 2 figure supplement 1D) or none, where the latter case depends on the relation between the mutation rate u and the initial cell number M0 (e.g., for M0 = 10 see Figure 2 figure supplement 1B).