Sentence examples for more specifically towards from inspiring English sources
By the time Jenny's book Court, Kirk and Community: Scotland, 1470-1625 was published, in 1981, her interests were moving more specifically towards the role of the crown.
They are sceptical of political voluntarism and, more specifically, towards what can be achieved through formal political institutions.
These evolutions of traditional KM approaches (capitalization) towards services, and more specifically towards an "Actionable Knowledge As A Service" (AKAAS) approach, are represented in Fig. 1 below.
Our aim is to identify the tendency of stakeholders towards the Value Capture in Greece, and more specifically towards the three different types of it that are most widely used worldwide.
Our results show that motif occurrence, like binding site distribution itself, appears to be strongly biased towards regulated genes, more specifically towards genes induced by PPARγ.
Although there is a range of factors that affect the attitudes of undergraduates towards mental illness, and more specifically, towards depression, findings regarding their effects are not unequivocal.
This is related to the dimension of inclusion of values above, but more specifically directed towards lay ethics.
In an interview with his current gallery, beinArt, the artist shares: "My undergraduate education was definitely focused on technique and the study of art history, while my graduate degree was more specifically geared towards understanding the conceptual context of an artistic practice.
An additional method, which is more specifically geared towards heterophile antibody interference, is to pretreat a serum aliquot with proprietary blocking agents and then compare the Tg result with an aliquot that was not pretreated (46, 47, 48).
With a sound and vocal range perfectly attuned for a delicious remix, and more specifically one geared towards the deeper, more melodic ends of the dancefloor.
Kessel absolutely roasted the American team, perhaps more specifically the brain trust, towards the end of the 4-2 loss to Team Canada in a near-perfect tweet.
