Sentence examples for appeared as particularly from inspiring English sources

In roots, between seven (C. guianensis) and twenty-six (E. falcata) biological processes appeared as particularly over-expressed, eleven being shared by different species.

For example, in the United Kingdom, workload appeared as particularly important, and was included in different forms (hours worked per week, amount of after-hours work, patient list size, staffing levels).

Place-based university partnerships appear as particularly significant vehicles for enacting co-design and co-production in the context of urban sustainability.

Altogether, rAAV vectors appear as particularly advantageous gene vehicles capable of promoting the effective, durable, and safe healing and remodelling of injured articular cartilage.

Kinetic-wave mode interpretation is in principle possible, but kinetic-wave modes such as whistler and beam resonant modes appear as particularly clear dispersion branches (Narita et al. 2003), which is not the case in the obtained results.

Inspecting fragrance molecules through these interactive tools shows that FL-molecules appear as particularly appealing from the point of view of organic synthesis due to the low number of heteroatoms and functional groups.

Greenish nuances of thorny-spiny H. niveus basidiospores, sometimes found in H. rehsteineri exsiccates, but not in other Hymenogaster spp., occur in both species complexes; however, they do not appear as particularly closely related in the tree (Fig. 1).

"Youth" prose on the model of American writer J.D. Salinger appeared as well, particularly in the work of Vasily Aksyonov and Vladimir Voynovich.

The availability of an oral form of vinorelbine appeared as a particularly convenient way to provide a consolidation treatment to patients who have achieved an objective response or stable disease.

Indoor aquatic mesocosms (60L) that can be tailored to virtually mimic any ecosystem appear as a particularly well-suited device.

The mindset that Descartes inherited from the Essays appears as something particularly obvious, in the two first parts of the Discours de la méthode.