Sentence examples for conditions particularly those from inspiring English sources

Dr Davis got less promising results for more complex road conditions, particularly those near junctions.

This paper addresses how the emission of these compounds can be influenced by changes in combustion conditions, particularly those selected to minimize NOx emissions.

So when we compare those two conditions, particularly those couples that tend to be higher in conflict initially going in, when those who got the intervention had better outcomes than those who didn't get the intervention.

In science, neuropsychiatry supports the field of neuroscience and is used to better understand the neurological underpinnings of psychiatric and neurologic disorders and to examine the treatment and care of persons with neurological conditions, particularly those that affect behaviour.

There is significant evidence to suggest that psychological stress or depression can directly stimulate the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines that influence a range of conditions, particularly those that are more prevalent during aging, such as cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, arthritis, type 2 diabetes, certain types of cancer, and functional decline.

Unfortunately, these conditions, particularly those reigning in the Arab hemisphere, show no sign of rehabilitation or stabilization.

By the early 21st century, only a handful of stepwells had remained in relatively decent condition, particularly those where tourists were likely to visit.

Qualitative interviews could also be used to investigate negative reactions of participants assigned to waiting list or other types of control conditions, particularly among those with clear preferences.

Color cosmetics may be useful for the cosmetic correction of pigment abnormalities and can provide emotional benefits to patients with such esthetic skin conditions, particularly for those conditions that are readily visible.

Our review of the jurisdiction specific websites [see Additional file 1] identified extensive semantic heterogeneity between jurisdictions when referring to reportable conditions, particularly for those conditions that are not nationally notifiable.

The development of the intervention described in the paper is set in the context of a larger study - the WISE approach (Whole Systems Informing Self-management Engagement) [ 8] designed to improve the way primary care services provide self care support for patients with long-term conditions, particularly for those who live in disadvantaged areas[ 9].