Sentence examples similar to formally mentioned from inspiring English sources

"No one mentioned it formally -- that's not diplomatic," one trade delegate said.

This may have resulted in a selection bias, since some researchers may use STROBE in their study and mention it in their manuscript but do not formally cite it.

The new plan, mentioned several months ago but formally announced Friday, is intended to jump-start food production at a time when Cuba is feeling the effects of the global rise in food prices.

This section formally presents the three hypotheses mentioned in the introduction, as well as some related literature.

The reason was mentioned above: Despite these formally being things one discovers, so that formally they are theorems, they are not treated as such in the context we are considering, namely school mathematics.

The document about the media ban, which is stamped "urgent" and "top secret," opens with a reminder that the "fundamental responsibility" of the media should be to "create an atmosphere of calm in society" and that the decision to formally prohibit mention of the opposition leaders was prompted by the concerns of "security officials".

And while he had never been formally diagnosed, the late Robin Williams has mentioned his struggle with severe depression (as has his publicist following Williams' death).

As mentioned earlier, PubTator was formally evaluated before the BioCreative 2012 workshop by two external user groups: TAIR and NLM.