Sentence examples for mostly mentioned in from inspiring English sources
The anti-Sikh "riot," was mostly mentioned in the Indian public sphere as a footnote to Indira Gandhi's assassination.
These operations are in other words the CRUD actions (see Table 3), which are the four basic functions of persistent storage and are mostly mentioned in the field of SQL databases and therefore mapped to basic SQL statements, but they can also be mapped to HTTP methods, which are the foundation of the interaction with object-based storage services.
However, in the current study these were least reported in both study districts compared to sudden deaths of animals which was mostly mentioned in Kongwa.
The terms that are mostly mentioned in the reference lists are "(health related) quality of life", "patient perspective" and "well-being".
The barrier 'High work-pressure', on the other hand, was mostly mentioned in relation with a non-academic context, i.e. "I experience a much higher work-pressure in the non-academic teaching hospital.
Completed suicide most often appeared in articles dealing with affective disorders (N = 9, 2.4%), whereas attempted suicide was mostly mentioned in "non related to any specific psychiatric disorder" articles (N = 18, 4.8%).
As additional effects of SDD, nurses mentioned better oral care, whereas physicians mostly mentioned a decrease in other infections (beside VAP), like urinary tract infections (Table 3).
In drug monographs, tests are mostly mentioned for the follow-up of potential adverse effects of drugs.
The professionals mostly mentioned a lack of time to incorporate psychosocial care in their routine practice.
Other candidates mostly mention losing in the context of armed conflict or the current elections.
As the value of web-based information exchange increases steeply, not least within the area of astronomy and astrophysics, it is gratifying that the Circulars can now be made available on the web to all interested parties, following the identification of a satisfactory solution to the mostly budgetary problems, mentioned in the report for the preceding triennium.
