Sentence examples for mentioned development from inspiring English sources
"mentioned development" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to refer to something that has been previously discussed or brought up. Example: During the meeting, the supervisor mentioned the development of a new project that would increase efficiency within the company.
Despite some of the noted limitations with the rhinovirus platform, one of its attractive features has been the previously mentioned development of mutagenic libraries of human rhinovirus 14 chimeras that each display randomized residues representing HIV-1 V3 or MPER epitopes [48], [49].
In this contribution a deformation dependent stabilization technique, conceptually based on the above mentioned developments in the CFD area, is developed for Solid Mechanics to cure the well-known enhanced assumed strain (EAS) method from artificial instabilities (hourglass modes) that have been observed in the range of large compressive strains.
And, each time I spoke with Ingels, he mentioned developments that weren't yet public.
In this paper the above mentioned developments are reviewed and discussed.
The mentioned developments have made it possible to expand the usage of RFID and narrow the span between different flavors of RFID technologies.
The earlier mentioned developments [ 24] regarding sexual health and the related mental health problems [ 17, 18] form a major problem for youth in the Netherlands.
An independent review of Vision 2020, carried out in 2012 by academics based in Belgium, rated progress as "quite encouraging", mentioning development in the education and health sectors, as well as Kagame's fostering of a favourable business environment.
Just one study mentions development of anti-IL-1ra antibodies in 86 polyarticular course JIA patients (only 17% with SJIA) using anakinra during 3 months followed by a 4-month placebo-controlled phase and afterwards a 12-month open-label extension phase [ 73].
These simple approaches do not appear often in the literature (e.g. Gómez 1999) although Burman (1980) already mentions developments by Tunnicliffe Wilson (1979).
Scholars like Professor Wilson, 74, who have tilled the field much longer, mentioned the development of more sophisticated data and analytical tools.
He had only a few hours left before term limits pushed him out, but when the city's planning director mentioned a development by a large Spanish bank, the mayor's eyes lit up.
