Sentence examples for as particularly extreme from inspiring English sources

Challenges of access and transport were reported as particularly extreme.

Perhaps the most cheering consequence of our experience was that Jauniaux's success with our twins, regarded as a particularly extreme case, prompted UCH to open a twin clinic which should identify cases of the condition earlier.

Admixture of genetic lineages with different genetic backgrounds can be considered as a particularly extreme case of recruitment of ancestral genetic variance and is thought to contribute to evolutionary change.

Prof Eric Guilyardi of the University of Reading said current models point to an event on a similar scale to that of 2009/10, but perhaps as strong as in 1997/98, which was particularly extreme.

You can't help feeling that if Gomez looked, well, a little less like Gomez, they would be heralded as saviours of a particularly extreme form of musical eclecticism.

In Spain, the increase in house prices between 2000 and 2007 was particularly extreme — so much so that as early as 2006, a team of inspectors within the Bank of Spain sent a cautionary report to the government.

However, we think it unlikely since levels of drinking in this trial, as shown by mean AUDIT scores, were not particularly extreme.

Several days early in July 1995 qualified as a heat wave in many of the Midwest and Northeast communities in our study; mortality effects were particularly extreme in Chicago and Milwaukee.

Any particularly extreme values for each miRNA were 'shrunk' in towards the center of the distribution so as to lessen their influence.

"This doesn't look particularly extreme".

Big, frequent donors are particularly extreme.