Sentence examples for Specifically questions from inspiring English sources

Specifically, questions such as why certain CPCs may be more osteoinductive than others, and how material properties contribute to osteoinductivity/osteoconductivity remain unanswered.

Specifically, questions have been raised regarding the nature or replicability of the reported impact proxies, the accuracy of the established chronology, and its purported effects on humans and animals at the YD onset12,13,14,15,16,17,18. All of these criticisms have been addressed by additional and independent studies replicating the original findings of Firestone et al.3,7,19,20.

Specifically, questions for each participant came from the other member of the question pair (e.g., Question B in Table 1 if Question A had appeared on the initial test for that participant).

Specifically, questions arise as to how social structures, such as differences in education level, occupation class and employment sector, are influenced by privatisation processes and how this in turn results in differences in individuals' income levels.

Specifically, questions remain on how this childhood stressor shapes adult distress over time, and whether the severity and duration of the parental mental health problems is consequential to its effect on offspring.

Specifically, questions describing respondent attitudes and expectations were grouped into summary factors: type of service provided by the pharmacist; the pharmacy premises; patient-pharmacist relationship; a wider advisory health-related role for the pharmacist; a traditional dispensing role for the pharmacist [15].

Ms. Weingarten specifically questioned how the city could recruit teachers even as it moved forward with layoffs.

But one company specifically questioned on the matter, Siemens A.G. of West Germany, denied the report.

The judge specifically questioned whether the amount of punitive damages awarded to Mr. Gottlieb might be excessive.

The S.E.C. specifically questioned whether brokerage firms may be stifling price competition by internally matching orders from their inventories.

He specifically questioned King's top-down leadership style, which he saw as undermining the development of local grassroots movements.