Sentence examples for minimal mention from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday morning, briefing privately on the business of the summit, senior German officials made minimal mention of the surveillance scandal.

The plan makes minimal mention of a peace deal between Syria and Israel, which has occupied Syria's strategically important Golan Heights, and between Israel and Lebanon, which has hundreds of thousands of Palestinian refugees.

But, even with a minimal mention of Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, Mr. Cheney exhibited an easy talent as an articulate enunciator of facts and a confident defender of his champion.

The British government has said this minimal mention would honor the 303 officers killed and thousands others injured, mainly by the I.R.A. Catholics say it is too much of a concession to the Protestants; Protestants say it is not enough of one.

Many commentators watching the proceedings at the QEII conference centre in Westminster were quick to point out how minimal any mentions of the Blair or Brown years were in any of the speeches, not just from Corbyn, but also from deputy leader Tom Watson, or Iain McNicol, the chair of the Labour party.

We simulated the dynamical system 1A for each of the 93 m vectors corresponding to the 93 minimal media mentioned above, starting from a set of 10000 randomly chosen initial conditions for the g i.

These issues concerned factor analyses (mentioned in Box A internal consistency and Box E structural validity) and minimal important change (mentioned in Box J interpretability).

2. The objective of this step is to choose the alternative materials for optimal repair material selection to be applied to chloride-deteriorated concrete member after filtering various repair materials according to the minimal performance criteria mentioned in previous section.

Three studies did not meet the mentioned minimal scientific requirements (i.e., acceptable specification of exposure, blinding and test conditions, [ 44- 46]) and therefore were not included.

29 Hence, the mentioned minimal extrapolation bias only affects a relatively small amount of indirect costs due to sick leave of employed patients with HNCs – that is, those younger than the average retirement age.

For example, while one report mentioned minimal age-related changes in gene expression during mouse liver aging [ 6], others observed a considerable number — albeit highly variable from study to study — of such changes [ 5, 7– 9].