Sentence examples for sufficiently mentioned from inspiring English sources

However, interviewees mentioned that health innovation is not sufficiently mentioned in the STI policy.

At present, the control and prevention of five complications of diabetes are sufficiently mentioned in China Guideline for Type 2 Diabetes.

Where is a latter-day Super-American sufficiently picturesque to be mentioned in the same breath as James Marion (Silver Dollar Jim) West, that woundrous ornament of Houston, who died only four years ago.

Most of those features mentioned work sufficiently well in stationary noise and higher than 10-dB SNR cases.

There remains, however, a small number of ARDS patients whose pulmonary gas exchange can not be improved sufficiently by the above mentioned methods, and extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) may then be an additional therapeutic option during the acute phase.

When we network we need to do so with influential people and in such a way that are sufficiently impressed to mention us to others.

Each abstract selected was human annotated for all chemical mentions sufficiently specific to be able to be associated with chemical structure information.

Critics asserted that the three countries mentioned were not sufficiently linked to warrant the formation of an "axis," a term that recalls the Axis powers of World War II Nazi Germany, fascist Italy, and imperial Japan.

The second step consisted of further prioritizing our set of genes by ensuring that the genes selected in step 1 are not only highly expressed, but are also sufficiently relevant for the tissues mentioned.

To facilitate the design and interpretation of genetics studies, we recognized the need for a resource that captures existing information, but none of the resources mentioned above was sufficiently comprehensive.

Nor should one worry that federalism is not sufficiently stressed -- it is frequently mentioned in the text and has been a shared desire of most of Iraq's new leaders since at least 1992, when their colleagues at the University of London demonstrated to them how Malaysia and Nigeria were strengthened as nation-states by the adoption of federalism.