Sentence examples for more specifically I from inspiring English sources

More specifically: (i) Magnitudes: Since a full-search VQ in this high-dimensional space would be computationally demanding, split VQ approach is employed.

More specifically, (i) radiation damage influence on detectors operating at cryogenic temperatures is successfully modeled and (ii) features of an innovative scheme for CMOS active pixel sensors are analyzed by means of mixed-mode simulation tools.

Nonvert is having an experience of something's looking red, and Invert is not; more specifically: (i) the tomato looks red, and nothing looks green, to Nonvert; (ii) the tomato looks green, and nothing looks red, to Invert.

More specifically, (i) marking biases for both H3K36me1 and H3K27me3 switched from favoring exons, to favoring introns, and (ii) the differentials between canonical exons, alternative exons and introns for all four modifications changed.

More specifically, I will argue that specific enactments of population identities as genetic categories are materially embedded in bioinformatics tools.

More specifically, I am driving really badly.

But to answer your question a little more specifically: I am an aid sceptic, OK?

To answer more specifically, I think leaving flash drives in bathrooms was a pretty great idea.

More specifically, I loved the cafe culture and meeting so many friendly, educated and outgoing Paulistanos.

More specifically, i-RM takes a divide-and-combine approach where rules for risk management functions, context identification, risk detection, and response action judgment are defined in semantic ontologies.

Gym-to-street clothing -- or more specifically I-just-want-to-look-like-I-went-to-the-gym clothing -- is having a major moment.