Sentence examples for mentions clearly from inspiring English sources

It is beyond the scope of this entry to discuss Williams' argument in detail.[69] The slogan that "justice must be seen in order to be done"[70] which he mentions, clearly goes further than simply requiring that rules themselves be public.

Particularly, the impact of carbon dioxide on the calcium carbonate crystal was found, which was not mentioned clearly in the existing literatures.

"... given Premier Li has mentioned clearly that there will be no big stimulus and no aggressive easing... (authorities) are probably still in a wait-and-see mode," said economist Dongming Xie from OCBC Bank in Singapore.

Authors mentioned clearly that the short-beam test could not be considered as a valid measure of the ILSS of 3D woven composites as they would not fail in shear.

Keeping the right to have one's name attached to an invention, or work of art, after selling it and being granted some control over the integrity of an artistic expression are as mentioned clearly compatible with the Hegelian tradition.

After omitting those studies that mentioned clearly either green tea or oolong tea, no significant heterogeneity between the remaining studies was found (Pheterogeneity=0.058, I=26.3%).

2) The authors should mention clearly that the use of btd-Gal4 to study Btd expression and drive transgenes might not faithfully reproduce the endogenous expression pattern of Btd.

We are aware that this approach might be somewhat limited by the fact that the database omits publications where the gene of study is not mentioned clearly in the abstract.

Menopausal status was more clearly specified in the diagnosis history and physical notes but at 1 year was only mentioned clearly in some patients' charts and in other cases postmenopausal status was inferred from descriptions of no menses for >1 year.

While designing an ad or communique, make sure you mention clearly what you're offering such as the names and particulars of the guest speakers.

12.48pm: From Damian Carrington: Early mentions are clearly linking environmental measures to economic growth, specifically "green energy infrastructure".