Sentence examples for and particularly emphasized from inspiring English sources

Hunt 2005 reviewed the history of the individual credit reporting industry evolution and particularly emphasized the need for credit information sharing in the credit report industry by establishing credit standard systems and relevant rules.

Firstly, we used quantum-chemical calculations to illustrate exciton-dissociation and charge-recombination processes at the DTDCTB/C60 interface and particularly emphasized the major role of hot charge-transfer states in the exciton-dissociation processes.

Soehner [26] noted that H. rehsteineri is common around all seasons and habitats and particularly emphasized the great morphological variability of this taxon.

We evaluate the sensitivities, positive predictive values, and particularly emphasize differences in lengths of stay in the ED.

Our findings support the application of model-based automated design approaches in digital control system domains, and particularly emphasize the need for rich semantic support for automated design.

So Yoga for Foodies is about educating people on the slow food movement and particularly emphasizing that by slowing down, one is more likely to sense not just the subtleties of the soul, but also the subtle flavors of fresh, whole foods that cannot be experience in a frenzied state of mind.

Our findings provide new insights into the mechanism of action of tBid, and particularly emphasize the importance of the interaction of the helix αH6 with CL for both mitochondrial targeting and pro-apoptotic activity of tBid.

We conducted fossil pollen, charcoal, and geochemical analyses of sediment cores from Jones Lake and Singletary Lake spanning the last ∼50,000 cal yr B.P. to examine the linkages between climate, vegetation, and fire activity on the Atlantic Coastal Plain, and particularly emphasize changes since the Last Glacial Maximum.

It consists of a stationary broadband signal and of modulated and fluctuating components, particularly emphasized by gusts of wind and turbulences generated by the interaction with nearby vehicles.

The consultation between doctor and patient is the core of clinical medicine and has been particularly emphasized in general practice and primary care [ 1- 4].

Off the soapbox, the issue is the longstanding one that my parents and grandparents (Grandma particularly) emphasized: buyer beware.