Sentence examples for constructed especially for from inspiring English sources

The portraits, showing Mr. Putin shirtless and riding a variety of mammals, adorn the walls of virtually every hotel room constructed especially for the Olympics and were created at a cost of over two million dollars, Olympic officials said.

Typically, indoor scenes are shot at the ITV studios in Leeds, but the logistics of the live episode demanded that the entire show was shot on site, using interiors constructed especially for the anniversary edition.

The installation of the counting equipment can take place in a deep cellar, in an old mine, in a tunnel used for traffic, in a natural cave, in a cave formerly used for storage, or in a cave, which is constructed especially for the counting equipment.

She explained that the performance couture pieces she wears are made to move with her body and are constructed especially for the stage.

An enclosure was constructed especially for the pandas, and they will remain at the zoo for a maximum of ten years before being returned to China.

The questionnaire (Table 2) was constructed especially for this case and proved to be both reliable (internal consistency) and valid (concurrent, convergent, discriminant, and statistical conclusion validity; data not shown in detail; see also statistical analysis section) for the Greek population used.

Although a high rate of satisfactory outcome was reported, the improper selection and use of the implant often induced nonunion and even fracture of the HTO construct, especially for overweight or full weight-bearing patients [ 14- 18].

This makes this construct especially relevant for treatment evaluation in patient groups with good to excellent outcome and for mid- to long-term assessment.

Responses to individual questions were examined by means of frequency distributions, mean and median scores and examining whether the direction of response was as anticipated and consistent with responses within and across constructs – especially for negatively-worded questions.

Although populations of different language groups in this study are not exhaustive, agglomeration of populations in terms of linguistic affiliation is substantial in constructed phylogenies, especially for populations of the Altaic languages and those of the Tibeto-Burman language family (Figure 2).

Responsiveness is one important aspect of construct validity, especially for estimating the true treatment effect.