Sentence examples for further particularities from inspiring English sources

Further particularities in the mitogenome of C. sinicus include low A + T-content, symmetrical nucleotide composition between strands, abbreviated stop codons for several PCGs and extended lengths of the genes atp6 and atp8 relative to other copepods.

Color and shape work together in ways not to be foreseen, and the work has a further particularity in that quite often elements painted in oil on wood are combined with elements of glazed ceramic.

A further particularity worth pointing out is the high prevalence of MDRO carriage among room occupants.

Data collected through the individual interviews served to triangulate and to complement the information previously gathered through the documentary review, while information from the documentary review served to further explore regional particularities during the qualitative interviews.

This further removes our particularity (and, therefore, the idea of progression to human perfection) and of 'purpose'purpose

"These findings provide evidence of the heterogeneity of medical marijuana laws and indicate the need for further research on the particularities of implementing the laws at the local level.

Although mobility support in the Internet is receiving much attention, IMS networks present inherent particularities that require further analysis.

The discussions of aging in the different genders in relation to living conditions and perceived health that are presented in this study need to be further explored, as there are particularities of each group that may have been missed during routine analysis.

Trying on the black pants and a pair of brown wool trousers was further proof of Mr. Margiela's particularity.

"A mother knows," Ms. Devi said, unwilling to discuss the sensitive particularities of this knowledge further.

However in most instances the engineer deals with structural elements endowed with geometrical particularities which allow for further simplification in modelling based on the concept of 2D or even 1D equivalent continuous media.