Sentence examples for more particularly that from inspiring English sources

That we arrived at the G20, more particularly, that we got to 20, and so Australia was in the room and not with noses pressed against the glass outside, is a great achievement.

Up to seven steady states can arise for a given Damköhler number, but no more than three of these are stable (see the recent paper of Varma [2], (and, more particularly, that of Kubíček et al. [7], the relationship of whose work to this is discussed in the last paragraph below).

The characteristic feature of Davidson's approach to this problem is his proposal that meaning is best understood via the concept of truth, and, more particularly, that the basic structure for any adequate theory of meaning is that given in a formal theory of truth.

Using this task, we previously found that single neurons recorded from the anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) were closely tuned to behavioral performance and, more particularly, that the activity of most neurons was biased towards the evaluation of erroneous action.

This model also underlined the significant role of the loop at residues 327-333 and, more particularly, that of the Pro329 residue.

These results suggest that esterification of 24S-OHC is an early-stage event in the cell death machinery and more particularly that it occurs upstream of the switching point for apoptosis and necroptosis.

In this setting, we aim more particularly at recovering genes that correlate with the phenotype.

In the house mouse, the most convincing evidence of male kin recognition showed that males use prior matings with a female, more particularly those that included ejaculation, to assess their affiliation with her offspring (Huck et al. 1982; McCarthy and vom Saal 1986; Perrigo et al. 1989, 1990).

Labour opened up a clear lead during the first half of 2012, after Andrew Lansley's NHS reforms turned controversial and more particularly after that unpopular budget.

But in the trial scene he was grounded and riveting, as was Lily Rabe's beautifully unmannered delivery of the "quality of mercy" speech, which has never moved me more, particularly because that quality was in vividly short supply even among some of the more benevolent characters in the world evoked by Mr. Sullivan.

The degradation of the OA cartilage matrix has been shown to be related to the excess synthesis of a large number of proteases and, more particularly, to that of the matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) and thiol-dependent families.