Sentence examples for more specifically instead from inspiring English sources

More specifically, instead of merely training teachers how to use particular software or online systems to create teaching materials for their flipped lessons, participants were offered a number of seminars and sharing sessions from the frontline teachers who are early-adopters or passionate experts of flipped teaching in Hong Kong.

More specifically, instead of apoptosis, both the cell types activate non-apoptotic cell death mechanisms along with metabolic inactivation upon anchorage loss.

More specifically, instead of exhibiting a common ratio of signal intensities for all heterozygous individuals, the raw data reflected the relative frequency of the two alleles in the pool of four individuals, ranging from 0 8 to 8 0.

More specifically, instead of the general support and across the board fund allocation policy that has been implemented for over three decades, policies need to support efforts of identifying a range of specific TCM services that are more effective than Western medicine in dealing with certain diseases, especially some chronic diseases and clinical conditions related to aging.

Two students working an average of 8-10 hours per week are needed, although hours can be focused more specifically on events instead of a weekly commitment.

It should be noted that strategies were not developed to recruit more effectively by age, gender or ethnicity specifically; instead more general strategies were described though some had a focus on minority recruitment.

More specifically, in our model, instead of directly sending original problem φ, we use some disguising techniques to transform original problem φ into a random problem ϕ, then outsource problem ϕ to a cloud server.

In other words, Amazon is taking the long-term view that cord cutters and cord nevers will decided against the live TV bundles that are too much like traditional pay TV and will choose to more specifically customize their channel preferences instead of buying a bloated TV package.

Previous studies did not adopt this more global perspective, instead focusing more specifically on individual relationships with particular cancers, separating the impact on incidence from the impact on mortality.

It seems essential in future research to refer more specifically to the processes and functions in question instead of impulsivity.

Or more specifically, not making them, and choosing a word instead.