Sentence examples for especially prevailing from inspiring English sources

Ricken, one of mushrooms widely consumed as edible food especially prevailing Asian countries including China, mainly due to its special favor and rich nutrients.

Especially prevailing part of mono-species pine forests was detected in sandur parts of south taiga and lake-glacial sandy landscapes in hemiboreal zone.

Second, in cases of homogeneous building heights, a power regression between velocity ratios and aspect ratios of parallel street canyons can be derived, which suggests that good understanding of local microclimate, especially prevailing wind directions in summer, is needed in urban planning.

But in some instances, the owner or developer may be willing to renegotiate the sale price, especially if prevailing property values have declined.

The results show that beneficial effects of the anisotropic textures present in all lubrication regimes including the boundary, mixed and hydrodynamic lubrications, especially under prevailing boundary lubrication conditions.

Especially the prevailing hygienic conditions could have favoured a transmission via skin-to-skin contact or by e.g. sharing the same eating utensils as in non-venereal treponemal diseases.

West might have been weaker and South stronger, especially given the prevailing vulnerability.

In the other room Chris Owen (South for Wales) overcalled three hearts, which looks normal, especially given the prevailing vulnerability.

Bekker, who recently helped launch two vaccine trials, including the one in which Luluto Qaku is participating, said these discussions are extremely important, especially in the prevailing funding environment, where money for TB is in short supply.

Again, in the light of the circumstances prevailing (especially related to the extensive demands on police time in relation to terrorism), it was understandable, justified and appropriate" 3.43pm GMT Bonkers David Cameron said previously that he would implement Leveson's proposals unless they were "bonkers".

He told them they would be fined hundreds of thousands of pounds but they didn't care; there is at least something to be said for players being so impassioned by the cause that a financial punishment did not deter them, especially given the prevailing perception of footballers being driven solely by money.