Sentence examples for particular thus from inspiring English sources
This event, he said, would highlight Schoenberg's reverence for the music of the past, and for the music of Brahms in particular – thus getting to the heart of one of the Modernists' key discoveries.
We especially see that in the hot summer months of July and August, an increase in price of electricity will lead to consumers changing (reducing) their electricity consumption (air conditioning, in particular), thus creating the more elastic price demand.
If coexistence of pathogenic E. coli and predatory protozoa as observed in nutrient and alternate prey rich wastewater supplemented with CGM occurs in nature, the protozoa could be an effective refuge for bacteria in general, and foodborne pathogens in particular, thus serving as an environmental reservoir, as has been reported for coexisting M. avium and A. polyphaga [45].
I think that this issue would contribute to the understanding of FcγRIII activation on mast cell in general and on dengue pathogenesis in particular, thus increasing the importance and novelty of the study.
Nevertheless, within a spherical ROI for the stimulated region of the right AG, we did observe an interaction of TMS intensity with cue validity, for right targets in particular, thus representing a somewhat weaker variant of the left AG pattern.
The main drawback of these alignment-free evaluation methods is their reliance on distance measures strongly correlated with the methodology used by some structural aligners (Dali in particular) thus raising the question whether they might be biased toward this particular structural aligner.
A technique for "the fresh examination of particulars" thus constituted his chief contribution to philosophy.
I have not yet tracked down those particulars, so thus far, like other readers of the study, I know little to nothing about the composition and quality of the diets.
Once again Andreotti was innocent – at least of this particular crime, thus vindicating those who argued that it was hardly credible that a statesman of Andreotti's standing would risk so much to eliminate a rather pathetic blackmailer.
Mr. Miller said today that to permit the club to meet in the school "would involve the school in endorsing and supporting that particular religion," thus violating the establishment clause.
That means it is responsible for switching on particular genes, thus allowing the manufacture of the proteins for which those genes are responsible.
