Sentence examples for especially containing from inspiring English sources

When they do, they congregate in astonishing numbers and colossal flocks can be observed, in September especially, containing more than 100,000 birds; and if you go at the right moment – when a very high tide pushes them completely off the mudflats – you can watch these flocks dance in the sky, snaking and shifting together in mesmerising co-ordinated twirls, as they move en masse on to the land.

Biofilm process is widely used for the treatment of a variety of wastewater especially containing slowly biodegradable substances.

Results of the study support the idea that in order to increase carbon sequestration in soils and long-term functional ability of forest ecosystems to act as carbon sinks, "Kyoto Forests" should be designed and reconstructed with a high diversity of broadleaved species, especially containing nitrogen-fixing trees.

The binding of integrins on neutrophils to their ligands, especially containing the RGD sequence, is very crucial for this recruiting process [ 30].

However, the main limitation of the PCR-based methods, including LM-PCR, is the incapability in construction of reference database, especially containing strain patterns of isolates from different laboratories.

Some plans tell you to eat high-fat proteins (like meats and dairy) and skip almost all grains (especially containing gluten), while others emphasize low-fat proteins and a more moderate amount of whole grains.[5][6].

Mistletoe, and the berries especially, contain phoratoxin, which has similar effects on the body as digitalis, the heart drug that is toxic in surprisingly small amounts.

You can especially see Franzen's free-indirect style in the other sections, narrated by an unnamed third person — the first twenty-six pages of the novel especially contain a mixture of Franzen's language and suburban Americanese: "She was already fully the thing that was just starting to happen to the rest of the street".

The feature of temporality is especially contained in transformative constellations.

Three regions especially contain a high density of SBRS3 repeats, including 2 on Gm14 (1512 copies were separated into 2 groups 26,000 kb apart) and the other one on Gm20 (400 copies clustered together).

As indicated by the images presented in Figure 1, long MWCNTs especially contain bends and kinks.