Sentence examples for especially illustrates from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the unexpected high level of Plocamionida biodiversity, found in the Gulf of Cadiz especially illustrates the problem of obtaining sufficient specimens in any one deep-sea sponge species from CWRs for phylogeographic studies.

The importance of the formulation composition and design to successful drug development is especially illustrated by the BCS class IV case.

The promising properties of these coating systems are especially illustrated by the fact that many of the PVD coatings with a thickness of 3 4 μm showed a higher oxidation and corrosion resistance than a classical 20 μm thick Al Si coating applied by the hot dip process.

This is especially illustrated in the nurse's narrative about a young woman who was dying of lung cancer.

Although extreme specialization may represent an evolutionary-dead-end, host-dependent speciation seems to have played a more important role than host shift across large phylogenetic distances in the evolution of the studied fungi, as especially illustrated by Alnicola, the most species-rich studied group.

Connor Martin told me that she and her colleagues often look for example sentences without gendered pronouns, especially to illustrate socially "fraught" words.

By David Remnick The New Yorker, April 5 , 1993P. 4 Comment about the need to forgive in international affairs, especially as illustrated by the surfacing of old enmities in Yugoslavia.

These humorous escapades make an already charming fable even more enjoyable, especially as illustrated by the talented Nadeau in a lovely palette of muted celadon and rose.

For more mature collectors, of any age, the focus has shifted from accumulating stamps to studying history, especially history illustrated by the passage of a letter from point A to point B. The biggest handicap that new collectors face is that many fewer people use stamps on their mail these days, and when they do, the stamps may not be worth collecting.

For more mature collectors the focus has shifted from accumulating stamps to studying history, especially as illustrated by the passage of a letter from point A to point B. The biggest handicap new collectors face is that fewer people use stamps on mail these days, and when they do, the stamps may not be worth collecting.

Admittedly, electric vehicles are not for everyone, especially as illustrated by the differences from one car to the next.