Sentence examples for is particularly advanced from inspiring English sources

Neither is particularly advanced in idiom.

Poor performance does not necessarily indicate delayed development, nor do high marks necessarily mean that a child is particularly advanced".

The internationalization of health issues is particularly advanced in the field of organ recovery and organ transplantation [8 10].

The group of Bousseksou [9] is particularly advanced in the synthetic elaboration of nanometric thin films and nano-sized patterns that are obtained by electron beam lithography and in the application of an external perturbations in the hysteresis loop of spin-crossover materials leading to an irreversible switching of their physical properties.

Diurnal mammals generally have a well-developed visual system, and this is particularly advanced in Old World monkeys, which have obtained trichromatic color vision via a gene duplication event (Surridge et al. 2003).

An increase in the importance of women's economic role is particularly advanced in countries where women's work is supported by welfare policies and socially accepted (e.g., Nordic countries), as well as in countries where the material aspirations of the couple cannot be satisfied solely from men's earnings (Cherlin 2000).

Its prevalence is particularly advancing in Asia-Pacific regions, where more than half of diabetes patients reside and where nearly half of all deaths from cardiovascular disease (CVD) occur worldwide (1– 4).

According to Wong, attitudes toward transgendered and gender-fluid children are particularly advanced in the Netherlands.

But the trend towards safety seems to be real.Two generation III designs thought to be particularly advanced are currently under construction.

Tech companies have been particularly advanced in engaging freelancers, notes, Zaino.

Remote monitoring systems for the elderly are nothing new, but Japanese conglomerate Marubeni's technology seems to be particularly advanced.