Sentence examples for more specifically yet from inspiring English sources

For example, an event that took place after sunrise and before sunset could be coded as "Daytime, unknown time" or more specifically as "Afternoon, unknown time" (12h00 18h00) or more specifically yet as "Afternoon, early" (12h00 14h00).

West's production has taken a significant hit in the transition from New Orleans to Indiana (and more specifically, from Chris Paul to Darren Collison), and yet the Pacers have risen to offensive competence specifically by way of West's addition.

More specifically there exists not yet a simple architecture that.

Yet more specifically, both TgR and strain-matched FVB/N control mice showed intensified labeling under pilocarpine administration compared to saline-injected mice of the Ca2+-responsive CREB-dependent c-fos mRNA, associated with contextual fear conditioning (two-way ANOVA: p < 0.05; Fig.  8a).

"I have always loved his black and white nudes, they were always so tastefully done and, more specifically, showed that certain elegant yet strong beauty that I think all women embody".

Yet Monument Valley was formed from the Rockies, or, more specifically, their detritus.

Yet their anger is also directed at Britain and, more specifically, at England.

Or, more specifically, grief.

More specifically, Lyn Jones happened.

More specifically, another Roger Federer fan.

And more specifically — Hudson Yards!