Sentence examples for particularly as many from inspiring English sources

Particularly, as many as 50% of newly produced B cells are reported to show an anergic phenotype (CD93+B220+IgMlo), suggesting the primary importance of anergy in peripheral tolerance [30].

One would really need individual person data to get a more precise answer, but we have not attempted to obtain such data, particularly as many of the studies were conducted many years ago.

Particularly as many experts have argued that the so-called "wine shortage" is about as plausible as any other appeal to "buy now, while stocks last".

It can also be difficult to ensure that parents understand what "personal use" might mean, particularly as many people view websites such as Facebook as a personal place.

Sara Khan, from the human rights and counter-terrorism organisation Inspire, says women should receive more attention, particularly as many feel the UK is increasingly hostile to Muslims.

This is anathema to House Republicans, particularly as many take the view that the scientific reality of global warming is so much liberal hogwash.

The ecology of the parasitic groups (i.e., Cestoda and Trematoda) is particularly complex, because as many as four hosts may be involved in the life cycle.

The group has had to call in 80 extra staff members from the provinces to help deal with the crisis, which hit Paris particularly badly, killing as many as 3,425 of the capital's oldest and most vulnerable inhabitants.

But the federal courthouse in Tucson handles a particularly large load, processing as many as 75 cases a day.

He believes that relief -- particularly food -- creates dependence, as many argue welfare does in the United States.

Particularly in newly formed units, as many as half were under age.