Sentence examples for those initially mentioned from inspiring English sources

Our preliminary results have already found evidence of other coverage types in addition those initially mentioned by the OECD [ 2], such as, for instance, "complementary public health insurance", which occurs when public health insurance covers the co-payments from PHI (an incentive that may be used by governments to increase PHI uptake).

We will cope with the initially mentioned methodological challenges in different ways.

So far, in neither of the mentioned sports, women were ever able to outperform men with very rare single exceptions such as the initially mentioned Diana Nyad swimming from Cuba to Florida [ 23].

Lam et al. also highlight H11N9 and H2N9 precursors for the NA segment that were more closely related to the H7N9 causing recent human infections than the initially mentioned KO14-like (H7N9) viruses.

In another example, the extended task C5 was "Find all patients who experienced the initially mentioned adverse drug event (naloxone and transfer to ICU within 6 hours) and also had a record of sleep apnea diagnosis prior to this adverse drug event".

Russian investigators had initially mentioned this as one possible theory.

Cashman initially mentioned David Ortiz, who has pulverized the Yankees since 2003.

Interior Minister Altaf Hossain Chowdhury initially mentioned the possibility of Al Qaeda being to blame for the blasts but issued a statement today denying that he had linked the bombings to the terrorist network.

Within a few days, the S.E.C. and the Justice Department complained that A.I.G.'s disclosure of the transactions with the PNC Financial Group and two insurance companies, which were not initially mentioned, was inadequate and threatened new investigations.

They unleashed a ferocious attack on McNamee and the physical evidence — used vials, syringes and gauze pads said to contain traces of both Clemens's blood and performance-enhancing drugs — that McNamee's lawyers said he kept in his basement for six to seven years and never initially mentioned to criminal investigators or to Mitchell.

The name of the pass, initially mentioned early in the 14th century, is believed to be derived from a hospice built at the summit by the dukes of Bavaria in honour of St. Godehard, or Gotthard, an 11th-century bishop of Hildesheim (now in Germany).