ตัวอย่าง incidentally

• Often diagnosed incidentally or because of the presence of diabetes related complications and accounts for 80-85% of diabetes.

• Incidentally, the term "folk theorem" is nowadays also used in other areas for classic results: the folk theorem of evolution, of computing, and so on.

• Incidentally, the analysis of the third instance below illustrates how considerable reparative work may be required once co-par ticipant failure is acknowledged.

• Not only do both speakers mark the nouns appropriately, they also, incidentally, use appropriate modifiers.

• From the 16th century onwards, the existence of the nuraghi was incidentally mentioned in travel accounts.

• In the contrast, she incidentally but helpfully reminds readers of important characteristics of face-to-face vocal communication.

• As literacy rates rose, voters were better able to identify themselves and, incidentally, the imposition of literacy tests became politically feasible in many states.

• Specifically, a threat made incidentally in the course of maintaining a retributive punishment system is not disrespectful.

• The present study was designed to examine whether intermediate learners incidentally (a) acquire and (b) retain unknown vocabulary as a result of reading.

• Furthermore, the present study found that words acquired incidentally during reading could be better assessed through learners' receptive vocabulary knowledge than their productive knowledge.

• Almost unavoidably - for instance, by incidentally looking through the relevant literature - he will discover others who are busy on more or less closely related problems.

• Incidentally, these two species also showed higher tolerance index compared to the other species.

• Incidentally, it is worth noting how fastidiously careful are the phrase markings in the fugue subject.

• Incidentally, the retention of the words that were actually looked up was higher than that of the gloss condition.

• Incidentally, that answer is most often also given by the members of orchestras themselves.