Sentence examples for a more particular description from inspiring English sources

In an e-mail, Mr. Pierce offered a more particular description: "Kristine has exquisite timing, infinite vocal, physical and emotional range, and also she is insane, which is very helpful in Chris's work".

Frequently, affected children experience a multitude of other psychopathological symptoms [ 14- 16] that often persist into adulthood, thus making a more systematic description of the particular symptoms necessary.

Crimea has an even more particular patrimony.

Generic definitions are more difficult to operationalize, and they trade specificity for generalizability; disaggregated definitions recognize that quality has different essential components, each providing only a partial picture of quality, but together the components create a more specific description of quality for particular aspects of health care.

Reviewer comments: This is a more voluptuous manuscript that includes an introduction to the studies undertaken at the particular site and a more detailed description of examples of adaptive differences.

We therefore turn to a more accurate description of these variables, with particular attention to those used in the propensity score analysis.

Adhering to such a framework is essential as it enables researchers to give a more comprehensive description of their intervention - in particular their content, delivery and contexts in which they are implemented and evaluated - enabling more successful transfer into the wider knowledge base and practice setting [ 28].

Perhaps the most obvious suggestion is that the narrow content of a particular belief can be understood as a more detailed description of what is believed.

A more detailed description of the instrumental variable methodology, and in particular the various assumptions of this technique, is provided in the supplementary file.

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Finally a more sobering description surfaced.