Sentence examples for incidentally one from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, one must compliment them on achieving 29% participation in clinical trials, which is substantially above the national averages.

Notably, during the long-term follow-up, only one participant sustained a rib fracture, which was discovered incidentally one year after transplantation on a chest X-ray.

Aspects of prevention, lifestyle changes and health promotion are other potentially important areas suggested, e.g. in recent research on shiatsu [ 48], incidentally one of the CTs in our IM model.

Incidentally, one of the gags involves Matt, arrested on a borderline DUI charge, to be met with a beaming desk-sergeant who proudly boasts that his sister was nurse No 4 or something in one Friends episode.

This is, incidentally, one reason why the 1945-79 period was heavier on famous residential high-rises than luxurious corporate skyscrapers, at least in Europe.

After a week, your virginal footwear will take on the fetching, mottled gray hue of diseased pigeon (incidentally one of New York's most prized indigenous species).

(Incidentally, one of the first times we heard an A.G. Cook track on a dancefloor was at DISownDISown" party in New York).

Useless to say, I do not consider such criticisms as appropriate; the conceptual advantages and the internal consistency of the approach render it an extremely appealing theoretical scheme (incidentally, one should not forget that it has been just the critical investigations on such a theory which have led Bell to derive his famous and conceptually extremely relevant inequality).

Incidentally, one blogger asked the question: why wasn't Brown made to look uglier on the Tory paid-for posters?

And incidentally, one of them is this.

Incidentally, one minor detail is brushed aside: bizarrely, the kid doesn't learn karate; it's Japanese.