Sentence examples for listed in part from inspiring English sources

In order to continue operating the shuttle for another decade or even more, which the human spaceflight program may find necessary, these significant measures must be taken: *Implement all the recommendations listed in Part 1 of this report that were not already accomplished as part of the return-to-flight reforms.

Presumably, there were 13 instead of 10 colleges listed in part because there were two pairs of schools with identical admit rates (although that fact alone should only yield 12 institutions).

Other works by Laybourne Smith include the facade on the Balfours Cafe in Rundle Mall (heritage listed in part due to the innovative "building envelope", which is "independent of the internal structure"), the Repatriation General Hospital in Daw Park (developed by Laybourne Smith from sketch plans produced by Melbourne firm Stephenson & Turner), and the South Australian National War Memorial.

Banksia ericifolia is listed in Part 1 Group 1 of Schedule 13 of the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974; this means that as a common and secure species it is exempted from any licensing or tagging requirements under the 2002 2005 management plan to minimise and regulate the use of protected and threatened plants in the cut-flower industry in New South Wales.

Other medical conditions contributing to death but not directly causing it can be listed in Part II.

Of these 27 deaths, 9 (33%) were due to CDI (listed in part one of the death certificate, according to the department of health report [ 15]) and 18 (66%) were not directly due to CDI but it was mentioned on the death certificate (listed in part two of the death certificate, according to the department of health report [ 15]).

Dose levels are listed in parts per million and through food consumption and body weight calculation or standard conversion as milligrams per kilogram body weight per day.

Death data was returned from ONS for all matched individuals, including date and cause of death as listed in parts IA, IB, IC, and II of the respective death certificates.

A list of specific ICD9 and ICD10 codes, adapted from those used by the PLCO Screening Trial (Miller et al, 2000), is used to identify a possible prostate cancer event from the ICD codes listed in parts I and II of each man's death certificate.

As with the polar bear, Ms. Palin's administration opposed the beluga listing in part because of its potential to restrict coastal and offshore oil and gas development.

In all, 1,107 (69% of the total) had a cardiovascular cause listed in either part I or part II of the death certificate (ICD-1 codes I00 99), and 31% had no cardiovascular causes listed anywhere on the death certificate.