Ure's index was based on field — more specifically, field of activity (as opposed to field of experience, or "subject matter"), and mode — more specifically on medium (spoken/ written) and turn (dialogic/monologic).
More specifically, the subjects comprised patients with skeletal class III malocclusion, a menton displaced laterally more than 2 mm, and no maxillary retrusion.
More specifically, when subjects have to predict their future willingness to pay from their current tastes, they tend to over-predict their hunger and under-predict satiation.
More specifically, NWO subjects were more likely to have soft coronary plaques, independent of other traditional cardiovascular risk factors.
One of Bioh's aims is to examine how brutishness and the distancing effect of satire can frame comedy in general and, more specifically, her subject: the complicated interactions of teen-age girls.
More specifically, we subjected this film to a very brief (~ 3 min) hydrogen plasma treatment in a sputter ion plating system to determine if the friction and wear behavior would change.
More specifically, human subject research ethics, clinical trial ethics and other forms of ethical guidelines oversee the regulation of mental health research, similar to other forms of biological research [ 7, 8].
When the researchers looked more specifically at the subjects who were found to have diabetes, the reduction in mortality risk was even greater, nearly 40percentt.
Much of Jaar's recent work deals with immigration, and, more specifically, with the subject of exclusion.
There is something about the images ― more specifically, about the subject ― that draws the viewer in.
