not to mention

Examples of mentioned

mentioned

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Finally, we shall approximate this system of recurrence equations by a system of ordinary differential equations whose solution provides us with the bounds mentioned above.
It is too bad that this purely internal data structure must be 'mentioned' in the interface.
These were mentioned by 24 (75%) of the men who reported positive returns, but by only eight (38%) of those who did not.
Profit maximization ranked very low in the early and mid group, while it was mentioned more frequently among the late entrants.
There were 1,666 records recovered through the search strategy mentioned above.
Underlying all these priorities is the problem of synthesis, since not all the priorities mentioned above point in the same direction.
Interestingly, the simpler implementation based on fork-node trees is not mentioned.
Unlike pharmaceuticals, and apart from the giants mentioned above, the industry is highly fragmented, consisting of numerous small niche markets with a few products only.
As mentioned above, interrater reliability was checked during 20 home visits with two observers.
And indeed he plays only a peripheral role thereafter, and is not even mentioned in the concluding chapter.
From all the studies mentioned, a reasonable interpretation would be that oral contraceptives present no major teratogenic hazard.
The covariates include the control variables mentioned above (parity, season, education, and religion) plus the length of the previous birth interval.
The largest of these corresponds precisely to the growth rate mentioned in the first paragraph of this section.
Similarly, recent advances in the understanding of metamorphic differentiation in terms of self-organization are mentioned only briefly.
Despite high levels of satisfaction, three-fifths of the users who had experience of domiciliary care packages mentioned difficulties.
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