Sentence examples for many aspects especially from inspiring English sources

However, the engineering characteristics of structured soils are different from those of reconstituted soils in many aspects, especially in their strength properties.

As we can see from the results, our high-precision rule-based system is quite effective in many aspects especially for use cases involving large corpora.

The neuronal activity is essential for the network formation and brain development in many aspects; especially, for modulation of the adhesion molecules (Itoh et al. 1995) and establishment of axonal connections (Penn et al. 1998).

Unsurprisingly, the impact at hospital discharge was consistently stronger than the impact 3 months later; however, the impact 3 months after hospital discharge remained notable for many aspects (especially for emotional consequences, parenting roles, and reactions of siblings).

Although similar in many aspects, especially in considering SWC as being part of an integrated approach to sustainable rural development, the JGRC project conducted its SWC contests in a slightly different way than the MARENASS and SID projects.

SCAD and Non-SCAD hospitals were different in many aspects, especially the number of medical statisticians, experience of medical statisticians and physicians, as well as number of certified coders.

Although myelopoiesis has been extensively studied, there are still many unclear aspects, especially concerning the genetic control of this process.

Although the incentive scheme does not fully capture quality in primary care, it does cover many important aspects, especially within its clinical domain.

Thank you for publishing the conversation between Mary-Louise Parker and Joe Mantello ["On the Proper Education Of Actors (and Audiences)," Oct. 8], which was on target about so many aspects of theater, especially about audiences.

But if we compare today's Afghanistan to the time when the Taliban ruled, we recognize considerable improvements in many aspects of life, especially human rights, education, health care, the economy, and media freedom.

For capacitors with liquid and solid dielectrics, many aspects remain unclear, especially the mechanisms of polarization and relaxation.