Sentence examples for most critically those from inspiring English sources

Colleges and universities are increasingly taking steps to help students avoid pitfalls — most critically, those that put students at risk for stalking and harassment.

Routine, accurate monitoring of patients who start ART and, most critically, those who are retained on ART is crucial both for measuring programmatic success and monitoring drug supplies.

The predictable integration of candidate enhancement species, most critically those involving introductions in targeted habitats, will benefit production, increase likelihood of securing sponsor and scientific community partnership and reduce project failure.

Richter's primary argument in this book is that we cannot fully understand the later events without a deep knowledge of earlier ones and, most critically, the perspective that informed those events.

Most critically, the sun's optimal focal point is seventy billion miles from its surface.

Haiti needs the international community – most critically, the US – to translate its short-term sympathy into a long-term partnership.

Leatherbacks were among the most critically endangered of those included in the study and are a priority species for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which contributed to the research.

Because we studied only the most critically ill patients (those who required mechanical ventilation), many patients had already developed AKI at the time of study enrollment.

Of course, these results need to be confirmed in a larger study population, including the most critically ill and those with known gastrointestinal problems.

It hit me: 'Wait a second – the responders were not even using their resources on those most critically in need!' This was the same problem that Kashmir had during the flood.

And, perhaps most critically, we can avoid those unfortunate, unattractive hair moments.