Sentence examples for situations referred from inspiring English sources

An article in Science Times on April 12 about selective mutism, a disorder in which children are unable to speak in certain situations, referred incorrectly to the twin daughters of Sue Newman-MercadofoFort Lauderdalele, Fla., a founder of the nonprofit Selective Mutism Foundation.

Felsenstein [ 1] was the first to show in simulations that overly simplistic models that underestimate multiple substitutions can result in inconsistency during phylogeny estimation in certain situations (referred to as the 'Felsenstein zone').

2. The competent authorities shall, in the exercise of their general duties, duly consider the potential impact of their decisions on the stability of the financial system in all other Member States concerned, in particular the emergency situations referred to in Article 22, based on the available information at the time.

1) The costs and health benefits of a set of related interventions are evaluated, singly and in combination, with respect to the counterfactual case that those interventions are not in place (a reference situation referred to as the null scenario).

The SDQ contains common situations referring to the preceding 24 hours (yes/no/not applicable (i.e. not occurred)).

Generally, it quickly clears up, though in rare instances symptoms can persist for a few weeks after treatment, a situation referred to post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome (PTLDS).

Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney, while trying to explain his tax situation, referred to the $374,000 in speaking fees he earned a year as "not very much".

These processes become soil conservation issues when the rate of erosion greatly exceeds the rate expected in the absence of human land use a situation referred to as accelerated erosion.

This situation (referred to as unavoidable misdetection) possibly occurs due to the periodic sensing, but has not been considered as a misdetection in the literature.

For larger molecules the number of isomers and the associated processing time are so huge that the problem cannot be solved, a situation referred to as a "combinatorial explosion").

Darfur is the first situation referred by the Security Council to the ICC.