Sentence examples for this must be read from inspiring English sources
"But in footballing terms, this must be read a different way.
But the force of this must be read in the context of Aquinas' complex theory of creation and the discussions of the problem of universals in late Scholastic philosophy (see the entry on medieval problem of universals, and Wilkins 2009, Ch. 3).
Deaths adjudicated as due to heart failure were also numerically increased, 10 vs. 2 over the ∼12,000 patient-years of study in either arm, although this must be read in the context of there being 11 fewer CV deaths overall (including the heart failure deaths) in the rosiglitazone group.
The findings of this study must be read against the background that this cash transfer programme was community-led and directed.
It should hardly be necessary to advise that this packet must be read cover to cover, but, in fact, very few investigators take the time to do it.
This article must be read on two complementary levels: one reading, focused on the methodological process, should allow our findings to be transferred to other problems (adaptation of a health promotion model to the educational sphere).
It is a fool's task to try to quote this novel, which must be read as one ecstatic whole.
Reference: RFA No. RFA-HL-04-019 Nothis: this program announcement (PA) must be read in conjunction with the current Omnibus Solicitation of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC), and Food and Drug Administration FDAA) for Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR and Small Business Technology Transferr (STTR) Grant Applications.
Reference: RFA No. RFA-HG-04-004 NoThis: This Request for Application (RFA) must be read in conjunction with the current Omnibus Solicitation of the National Institutes of Health (NIH, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCDC), and Food and Drug Administration FDAA) for Small Business Innovation Research SBIR Small Business Technology Trandferer (STTR) Grant Applications.
Against the reformers generally, he asserts the material insufficiency of Scripture: before the Gospels were ever written, the Spirit had inscribed Christ's teaching on the hearts of the faithful, and it is within this controlling context that the Gospels must be read.
