Sentence examples for especially expressed in from inspiring English sources

This view was especially expressed in the Egyptian royal theology: in the hymnal prayer during coronations, the crowns of Upper and Lower Egypt were addressed as goddesses of the red and white crown by the king.

As contexts, especially expressed in technological numbers, also play an important role in the debate, the limited amount of waste in countries with phase-out decisions concerning nuclear power makes it easier for all stakeholders to develop modes of civil governance and societal deliberation.

First, an initial coating of MNPs with the shells may lead to rapid changes of the magnetic parameters of MNPs, which is especially expressed in Fig. 8a, d.

Indeed it is relativism that depends on an implausible and ahistorical form of detachment and impartiality, especially expressed in its methodological commitments to "reverential empathy and description".

It occurred to me that the God of my childhood was more a byproduct of the culture in which I was raised, rather than a real expression of the words stated in scripture about an all-loving, radically inclusive God (especially expressed in the life and ministry of Jesus).

PPARγ2 is especially expressed in fat while PPARγ1 is expressed in fat and other tissues [20].

In addition to leaves, more than 40% (36 of 81) of the NAC genes were especially expressed during wood formation (in cambial zone and xylem).

Moreover, zebularine-treated cells demonstrated higher expression of genes, especially those expressed in cardiac tissues, such as Actc, Anf, cTnT, cTnI, Myh6 and Myh7.

It is replicated in views about Russia itself, especially as expressed in "old" Europe.

A demonstrated desire and goals appropriate to this field of study, especially as expressed in the statement of purpose.

Much of this research has relied upon morphological characters, especially those expressed in early development (e.g. embryological characters).