Sentence examples for more carefully during from inspiring English sources

Cooley is couching his support for amending three strikes statewide more carefully during campaign season.

In particular, the recovery of total and segmental lordosis needs to be watched more carefully during PLIF surgery [ 11].

A few participants from the FGD stated that sometimes they fell down, although they walk more carefully during the rainy season.

Since using an appropriate input DNA profile as background is critical, we believe that obtaining high quality and deeply sequenced input DNA profile is necessary, and that INPUT-seq quality should be assessed more carefully during data analysis.

The rendition program began, in a more carefully monitored form, during the Clinton Administration, but in the Bush years it was transformed into what John Radsan, the former C.I.A. lawyer, called "an abomination".

Genetic importance of chromosome extremities emphasizes the fact that great effort will be necessary in the future to characterize more carefully these regions during whole genome sequencing efforts.

The diversity of processes assciated with chromosome extremities and their biological consequences, as they are presented in the present study, emphasize the fact that great effort will be necessary in the future to characterize more carefully these regions during whole genome sequencing efforts.

The more detailed your notes, the more carefully you'll have to focus during class.

Given the literature already reviewed in the present article, it would be relevant to more carefully consider the sizes of the food pieces used during such studies to yield more meaningful results.

Recent research suggests that the ascertainment of alcohol exposure during pregnancy in studies focused on documenting patterns of alcohol consumption during gestation could be optimized by examining more carefully, the dose, pattern and timing of exposure [ 28].

Skimpy clothes should not be worn at any time in the UAE, but during Ramadan the standards may be policed even more carefully than usual".