Sentence examples for in general and especially of from inspiring English sources

We validate our previous analytical results and assess the performance of floating content in general and especially of different replication and deletion strategies by means of extensive simulations using a map-based mobility model in downtown Helsinki.

He was just a real student of food in general and especially of classic French food, which is what I grew up learning as well.

Our study suggests that plasma CXCL13 is a marker of early inflammation in general and especially of joint involvement in early RA.

This suggests that the accumulation of fat in general and especially of visceral fat could have a role in causing systemic microinflammation in kidney transplant recipients.

This is, so far, without comparison the largest study of GP's sickness certification practices in general and especially of GP's use of sickness certification guidelines.

This will be a useful screening tool for the Sxr b interval in general, and especially for the identification of XY Sxr b carrier males, previously identified through extensive breeding tests.

They have a large role as a driving force to the Indonesian economy in general and especially for improving the welfare of the family.

This historical perspective highlights the importance of spectroscopic methods for biochemical studies in general, and especially for heme enzymes, where the presence of the heme iron and porphyrin macrocycle provides rich variety of specific spectroscopic markers available for monitoring chemical transformations and transitions between active intermediates of catalytic cycle.

In contrast, this report describes a large single-center experience using a multimodality IOERT-containing regimen, which shows that long term LC and OS is achievable in a substantial proportion of patients, although conclusions should be drawn with caution regarding the known limitations of retrospective analyses in general and especially in terms of possible selection biases.

Meetings with journalists, lawyers and human rights activists revealed a culture of physical violence and intimidation against journalists in general and especially against members of the press covering anti-government protests.

One of these differences may be the role of the GP in the provision of health care in general, and especially in the provision of palliative care.