Sentence examples for mentioned in item from inspiring English sources

If we were the fantasy mentioned in item two would crumble fast, because "The Lean Belly Prescription" would probably be revealed to have sold a thousand times as many copies as "The Autobiography of Mark Twain: Vol. 1".

For instance, (G_{5,5}) is thread-like nilpotent Lie group, but it does not belong to the class mentioned in item 3. above.

Also, (G_{5,3}) belongs to the class mentioned in item 3. above, but it is not a thread-like nilpotent Lie group.

As to the main question, it would not be implausible that by it Gödel means the question Gödel raises in the Dialectica paper, namely that of giving a precise characterization of the notions of abstract and concrete evidence especially since his work pertaining to that paper is mentioned in item 6. (This is Wang's interpretation).

As mentioned in item 1: judgments and criticisms are usually about the person doing the judging or criticizing.

Indeed, the wording of this principle remained unchanged and the rheumatologist is already mentioned in item A and should constitute the main counselling anchor for patients with RA.

These items were assessed by the group of experts, and those items that did not meet the criteria mentioned in the "Item Selection" section of "Material and Methods" were removed.

Because I know the person or persons mentioned in an item, and know or knew their fathers and their mothers, and in some cases their grandfathers and their grandmothers, and in a few cases, for that matter, their great-grandfathers and their great-grandmothers, I can sense the inner significance and the inner importance of the occurrence that the item tells about; it lurks between the lines.

The cause of the tiredness mentioned in this item may lie outside the educational environment.

Appeals: features of medical tourism mentioned in an item, either by the journalist or by a news actor, as attractive for a potential or actual patient.

Credibility: dimensions of the medical tourism experience mentioned in an item, either by the journalist or by a news actor, to give it integrity or authority in the mind of a potential or actual patient.