Sentence examples for for which mentioned from inspiring English sources

CWD = Classic Whipple's disease EW = Endocarditis due to T. whipplei M: male; F: female The values correspond to the number of strains for which mentioned parameters were found different to that observed in T. whipplei Twist.

Finally, although finding diverse microarray datasets online is non-trivial, an additional increase in citations was not noted for trials which mentioned their Supplementary Material within their paper, nor for those trials with datasets identified by a centralized, established data mining website.

Morgan Stanley pointed to its annual report for 2008, which mentioned the various Fed programs and the bank's ability to tap them.

Both Berezovsky and Glushkov are suing us in London for that article, which mentioned their strange dealings at the national airline Aeroflot.

Criteria for article selection included stories which mentioned the AGS conversion, the community concern about the AGS, the entrepreneurial and local market conditions and the potential pellet suppliers.

Except for the study of Anderson which mentioned an adjusted clinical outcome score; the ROM was not taken into account [ 11, 24].

For example, a couple of years ago I spent three days in the library looking for papers which mention the ecological legacy of elephants in Europe.

The early detection and management of maternal depression is recommended by the European Union policy framework which mentions for parenting and the early years of life' as a major action area [ 18].

Look for a "(top)" link, which mentions if the edit that was made is the most-current edit to the article.

In his deposition to the court, he said: "I clearly understand that any theory or ideology which mentions love for the people in a class-based concept is definitely driving us into endless tragedy and misery".

"John Chard [the commander of the British troops at Rorke's Drift] wrote a report for Queen Victoria on the battle which mentions a Jenkins, who ducked Chard's head out of the way of a bullet," said Mr Rees.