Sentence examples for in general but especially of from inspiring English sources
The upshot is that the fate of products in general — but especially of those in the intermediate-quality range — often entails an enormous element of luck.
A recent study contrasted the importance of glycaemic control in critically ill patients with the occurrence of hypoglycaemia which impacts on the mortality of diabetics in general, but especially of those at risk [5, 6].
This could indicate that smoking could be an environmental trigger for the appearance not only of ACPA in general but especially for the IgA isotype before onset of disease.
"She toured the towns in the countryside of Paraguay pleading for people's rights in general, but especially the rights of women," says her daughter Ana María Careaga.
In general, but especially in the light of the recently implemented Dutch legally binding study advice, this is an important finding as it indicates that the app could help those students that are at risk to be excluded from the study program.
It has become a common narrative for politicians in general, but especially so for high-profile members of the Tea Party: She came, she saw, she left in disgrace.
It has been shown that hypnosis in general, but especially hypnotic relaxation influences the affective dimension of pain perception to a larger extent than the sensory dimension [ 29].
The field of medicine in general, but especially geriatric oncology, is evolving more and more towards a patient-tailored approach in which accurate frailty assessment instruments, such as easy-to-measure biomarkers and reliable but simple clinical evaluation tools, could be very helpful.
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.
