Sentence examples for at particular aspects from inspiring English sources

I updated the poster by adding extra timelines to look more closely at particular aspects of abolition.

Already basic RNA-seq protocols have been improved and adapted to looking at particular aspects of RNA biology, often with an emphasis on non-coding RNAs, and further refinements to current techniques will improve our understanding of gene expression, and genome content, in the future.

Each team has ratings that show how effective they are at particular aspects of the game.

Professor Yukiyasu Kamitani, from the ATR Computational Neuroscience Laboratories, in Kyoto, said: "I had a strong belief that dream decoding should be possible at least for particular aspects of dreaming.

Table 1 provides additional quotes of medical students at Mie University who found particular aspects of the clinical environment encouraging or discouraging.

Adapted from a short story by Stephen King, the film was pure fiction – and in any case was set in a bygone age, when prisons everywhere were less open to scrutiny – so it was easy to suspend disbelief at that particular aspect of the storyline.

The report looks at a particular aspect of disparity – bottom-end inequality – and asks how far behind are rich nations allowing their most disadvantaged children to fall.

A series of alcoves at the museum are devoted to particular aspects of the process of making films: production design, makeup, costume, special effects, editing, animatronics and computer animation.

The present study comprises a sample of 434 industrial workers exposed to noise pressure levels greater than the action level defined in Portuguese legislation (85 dB(A)) and it aims at analysing the associations between some particular aspects of individual risk perception of noise exposure and the HPD use, as well as identifying the main factors influencing individual's risk perception.

Complex medical and surgical care will still be provided at large hospitals, where doctors can specialise in particular aspects of medicine and can have better clinical results than in hospitals where no such specialisation takes place.

Particular aspects for which there is at least some evidence about the external validity of the trials relate to age, screening intensity, and follow-up time.