Sentence examples for remarked that almost from inspiring English sources

It should be remarked that almost half of the patients using self-referral presented recurrent complaints (46%).

(Patient 12) Almost all patients (11/12) critically remarked that very little or no information was given to them following their FMS diagnosis.

Clarkson remarked: "That is a proud moment.

We remark that is asymptotically almost periodic in uniformly in, as we mentioned before, by using Theorem 4.6.

Both Taubira and Vallaud-Belkacem are women of color, and Cambadélis, the Socialist leader, was quick to remark that Sarkozy's criticisms were "almost xenophobic".

This created tension between Smith and Kolderie, and Kolderie later remarked that "Gary almost killed me for the suggestion, he thought I was scheming to get the project".

It is important to remark that Fengxiao in mainland China is almost opposite to the school closure measure in other countries [17], [18].

Remarking that millennials will never own their homes has almost become a cliche, it's talked about so much.

Our general remark is that almost single-hop AC models (e.g., [7, 13 15]) require complete network topology information at the central point (QAP); it is clear that such schemes can only protect existing flows when the traffic load is not heavy; thus, the scalability is not always guaranteed.

A bit nervously, Mr. Halpern remarked that he had almost never gone inside any courtroom — much less the Supreme Court — during his career.

In a 2002 panel discussion at Harvard University that was recently quoted on the art blog Culture Grrl, Glenn D. Lowry, director of the Museum of Modern Art, remarked that "it's almost a moral duty that museums should be free".