Sentence examples for by a particularly high from inspiring English sources

Cardiac muscle engineering is compromised by a particularly high rate of cardiomyocyte death.

In a letter to Ms Greening, the shadow Transport Secretary Maria Eagle wrote: "The decision appears almost exclusively a 'bottom line' one, driven by a particularly high pledge of payments to Government".

In a letter to Mrs Greening, shadow transport secretary Maria Eagle said FirstGroup's bid was "significantly higher than any other bid" and the decision seemed to be "almost exclusively a 'bottom line' one, driven by a particularly high pledge of payments to government".

The fat-6 mutant was categorized by a particularly high concentration of alanine.

Moreover, two of the four genes (marR and ycbZ) are affected by a particularly high number of mutational changes, further emphasizing their possible adaptive value.

The subjects aged 45 64 with asthma-like symptoms/dyspnoea/other nasal problems were characterised by a particularly high figure (3.2 days).

Their regard for patients suffering acute mental illness was consistent with the other professions, however, for the one item 'Patients like this irritate me' they were entirely consistent with the other student groups by reporting a particularly high regard.

Using a case discussion also helped to highlight the dilemma that people with cognitive problems are likely to face namely, that forgetfulness is a common and normal experience, so it is difficult to differentiate it from significant cognitive impairment, but the study adds to the literature by finding a particularly high threshold for identifying abnormality in this group.

Whereas other CC cell lines presented expression levels similar to primary hepatocytes, quantification by PCR revealed a particularly high expression in Mz-Cha-2, although the HCC cell line HepG2 showed the highest number of transcripts in un-stimulated conditions (Fig.  9c).

The structure of the complex provides the structural framework for the exquisite selectivity demonstrated by Evasin-1, which displays a particularly high affinity for CCL3, but has only negligible affinity for the closely related chemokine CCL5, which shares the same receptors as CCL3.

Hypotheses to explain this phenomenon include possible shared, derived characteristics of the Spissipes section, such as particularly high susceptibility to infection by enzootic VEE complex viruses, a particularly high degree of association with the Proechimys spp (35 ). and other small mammalian reservoir hosts (13 ), or both.