Sentence examples for more specifically analysis from inspiring English sources
More specifically analysis will focus on who is imagined to do what within specific contexts and circumstances.
More specifically, analysis of the mitochondrial volume using MitoLoc ImageJ plugin revealed a distribution shift towards smaller volumes in chaperone deficient mutants relative to the wild type.
More specifically, analysis of C 1s and valence band spectra could be directed to monitor the structural evolution of the carbons in terms of extension of sp2 versus sp3 conjugation, carbon vacancies and oxidized carbon.
More specifically, analysis of interviews before and after TSCD-PD, during which teachers were asked to respond to novel video clips presenting the enactment of cognitively demanding biology tasks, indicated an increase in teachers' tendency to notice important features of classroom interactions.
More specifically, analysis of the present data have identified several inflammatory pathways enriched in differentially expressed genes, including Jnk, TREM1, IL1α, IFNγ, SELPLG, p38-MAPK and TLR4.
We used content analysis, more specifically conceptual analysis, to analyze our qualitative data.
The central theme of this paper focuses on an early phase of the design process, more specifically, problem analysis and thinking tools that assist in problem analysis.
More specifically, the analysis is based on 400 responses given by students at the Faculty of management - University of Prešov in Prešov.
More specifically, the analysis reveals that while fish contributes undeniably to nutrition and food security, the links between fisheries/aquaculture and poverty alleviation are complex and still unclear.
The study of the aesthetic concepts, or, more specifically, the analysis of the "language of criticism," in which particular judgments are singled out and their logic and justification displayed.
More specifically, our analysis focuses here on the individual and combined roles of NO3− (background anion), H2O2 (oxidizer) and glycine (complexing agent) in voltage controlled material removal from Cu in the absence of mechanical polishing.
