Sentence examples for are particularly able from inspiring English sources

P. exclamans are particularly able to colonize new sites as foundresses often disperse into new territories.

Manipulative people admit they cheat to get what they want [25] and moral disengaged people are particularly able to find moral self-sanction to their misbehaviours [33].

52 53 The PM0.5 organic extracts, dissolved in a compatible solvent (dimethylsulphoxide; DMSO), will be tested in duplicate at increasing doses with S. typhimurium TA100 and TA98 strains, which are generally utilised for environmental studies, 18 and NR98 and YG1024 strains, which are particularly able to detect nitrocompound.

As an Upper West Sider (that is, a liberal Jew) and as a woman— a middle-aged woman whose whole being repudiates the "Cougar Town" ideal that's so in vogue— Kagan was particularly able to push all the buttons that scream "not one of the people".

The OFDM/OQAM transceiver belongs to the filter-bank-based multicarrier (FBMC) family and, unlike OFDM schemes, it is particularly able to meet the requirements of the physical layer of cognitive radio networks such as high level of adjacent channel leakage ratio and asynchronous communications.

During Catherine's (comparatively) long relationship with Lanskoy, Potemkin was particularly able to turn his attentions to other matters.

Dominant T cell epitope-based allergen peptides seem to be particularly able to induce sustained immunological and clinical tolerance.

The outcome of this bargaining game may be a stronger welfare state if trade unions and social democratic parties are particularly powerful and/or able to form strategic coalitions with other popular forces.

Harriet Beaumont, its communications manager, said: "During her life Lessing was a strong supporter of Book Aid International, so we are particularly glad to be able to help carry out her wishes".

"Given the difficult market conditions, we are particularly pleased to be able to report strong results for the second quarter," said Chief Executive Lloyd C. Blankfein Lloyd C. Blankfein.

Thus seasonal workers are particularly interested in being able to access social security rights without long qualifying periods and also in keeping the overall cost for social security low (Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, International Organization for Migration, and International Labour Office 2006: 154,157).