Sentence examples for mentioned critical from inspiring English sources
This paper presents a series of experiments designed to put in evidence the differences between Reflection Index measurements performed in the mentioned critical conditions, according to the QUIESST guidelines, done using MLS or ESS signals.
They get mixed up all the time". It also mentioned "critical thinking," which is how people are able to distinguish fact from opinion.
I find it interesting that the Quran mentioned critical veins of the head, rather than those of other organs that are just as important.
Thirty-two (64.8 %) articles exclusively mentioned supportive arguments, while five (4.8 %) exclusively mentioned critical arguments.
It is very necessary to follow the recommendations for disinfection or sterilization of the above mentioned critical and semicritical category of medical devices.
In Table 1B, the above mentioned critical parameters such as bone tissue, fibrin, fibro-mesenchymal tissue and bone lacunae were analyzed with regard to cumulative area densities.
But several big spending bills remain up in the air -- not to mention critical Medicare and energy legislation.
One German report mentions critical days on the Luga River, when the Russians threw division after division against a German bridgehead, but eventually the German armoured troops managed to press forward again.
This chart from the paper shows how in the hardest-hit areas, the recession caused employers to be about two percentage points (or 12percentt) more likely to mention critical thinking in their job listings.
"A Phantom Ad Comes to New York" (editorial, April 13) doesn't mention critical context about our group, New York City Is Not for Sale, our effort, our ad and the regulatory environment of independent expenditures in New York City.
To the extent that the Ryan report mentions critical findings identified by Chetty et al report, such as the percentage of two-parent households or racial and economic segregation on upward mobility, it misconstrues these forces as "factors beyond public policy" (p. 6).
