Sentence examples for particularly identified that from inspiring English sources

While all 3 response time-points showed utility in predicting outcomes, they particularly identified that day 28 CR or PR was most predictive of OS and NRM after 9 months from initiation of treatment.

Among the genes displaying different RNA levels some functional groups could be identified that are particularly remarkable.

Specific practices were identified that were particularly helpful to the parents.

Mutant strains were identified that were particularly vulnerable to their own toxin cercosporin, a photosensitizer that produces singlet oxygen (O2) in the light [ 8].

32 Thus, future work should also examine this group of workers particularly if factors can be identified that retain them in the labour market.

Two large regions (termed AU-rich R I and AU-rich R II) were identified that were particularly rich in adenosine and uracil.

To investigate the role of talin1 in cell spreading and FA assembly, HUVEC were transfected with talin1 siRNAs from Invitrogen, and one was identified that was particularly effective in inducing rapid knockdown of talin1 at the protein level.

Within this literature, women and ethnic minority groups have been particularly identified as groups that are more likely to experience mismatch.

The advances of two or three points, upon the day when Gould's death was announced, in the quotations upon the securities of every one of the corporations with which his name was particularly identified, shows that his death was regarded as the removal of a danger even from these corporations...It ought not to pass unnoticed that Gould never sought to propitiate public opinion.

In the early days when they started to look out into the cosmos using spectrometry the only material that they could identify that were particularly associated with supernova explosions was diamond.

Importantly, researchers recommend that the relations between youth's problem behaviors (e.g., academic failure, deviance, alcohol, and marijuana use) are assessed as they change over time, particularly identifying the risk and protective factors that influence the undesired behaviors (Duncan et al. 2000).