Sentence examples for more particularly about from inspiring English sources

But in some ways Krystal is most revelatory when he writes about himself — or more particularly, about what he is not.

During one of their meetings, he found an opportunity to speak "about Gertrude, her genius, the peril she was in, and, more particularly, about the danger that she might freeze to death in the coming winter".

This paper, after a brief reminder of extrarenal purification (ERP) methods, and more particularly about the main continuous ERP techniques, presents the continuous ERP therapy equipment that is increasingly being used in intensive care services.

But in all this little has been said about what this says about Islam and more particularly about one of the protagonists, Fethullah Gulen.

Epidemiologic data remain sparse on the topic of changes in health with age and more particularly about aging and its relation to health, work, and the life course.

More particularly, information about lung function (FEV1% predicted) is not fully available over the two-year period in the registry because it is documented as a single-point measure in the observed year.

(This comes up, particularly, in Science section articles and even more particularly, in discussions about climate change).

On this occasion, however, Kieran's talk was called How to Live in an Immeasurable World, and more particularly, he was talking about something called Spielzeug.

They are talking about airports, more particularly the idea of the "hub", the place where airlines choose to have interchanging flights, which is not only good for the airport business but also any business that relies on the best possible air connections.

More particularly, we outline current knowledge about how genes control fearfulness.

More particularly, they were not stories about the relation between particular models and the world, but rather about the relation between theories and the world, and the role, if any, that models played in that relation.