Sentence examples for mentioned upon from inspiring English sources
Such bluntness could become a more regular feature in the England set-up if the director of cricket, Andrew Strauss, makes Swann part of the mooted "advisory panel" that was mentioned upon his own appointment at the start of May.
As mentioned, upon initiation of replication ori and ter move towards midcell.
As previously mentioned, upon induction of myogenic differentiation a gradual accumulation of myotubes of growing size and with an increasing number of nuclei can be observed in cultures of myoblasts as a consequence of ongoing cell fusion.
Differences in animal feed might contribute to the lack of reproducibility of animal model experiments between institutes, and the type of feed should be mentioned upon publication.
(To be fair, I've since spoken to other authors who've had their photos taken by him and they all said the same thing that the first thing he mentions upon meeting them is some defect in their faces that will be fixed by his retouching).
(To be fair, I've since spoken to other authors who've had their photos taken by him and they all said the same thing — that the first thing he mentions upon meeting them is some defect in their faces that will be fixed by his retouching).
Not to mention, upon arrival, getting the stroller out of the trunk and strapping her in or assembling the Bjorn and doing the same.
Unfortunately for Madison Avenue, not to mention put-upon consumers, that was also true for many of the worst advertisements.
Pu Zhiqiang, a rights lawyer, said in an interview on Monday that "every generation of leaders has mentioned" corruption upon taking office.
In the earlier section, we have mentioned based upon total error minimization principle, cut-off value is taken for all the three models.
The metric determines the ratio of terminated SU calls because of FAR occurrence to the total secondary call arrivals λ 2. As mentioned earlier, upon λ FAR arrival, an SU has to terminate its own active call if it finishes the channel searching process without finding a new idle channel.
