Sentence examples for particularly in evidence from inspiring English sources

Interesting restaurants are particularly in evidence.

It's particularly in evidence when it comes to with the whole nursing and co-dependent business.

Young recruits have been particularly in evidence, huntsmen report, though some new hunters have been as old as 80.

The new genus - Rattus Essexus - has been particularly in evidence in Brentwood, where infestations have rocketed by 24% in less than a year.

That impossible selfhood is particularly in evidence in 2011's The Wrong Ferrari, a "screwball tradgedy [sic]" and "ketamine-inspired movie shot entirely on iPhone" starring, among others, fellow lost boys Macaulay Culkin and Pete Doherty.

President Ghani is famous for his hot temper and observers say this is particularly in evidence if he feels officials are lying to him.

We were particularly interested in evidence of any normal parathyroid gland response to hypocalcaemia.

We were particularly interested in evidence within the experimental temozolomide data that was predictive of its successful translation into clinical use.

Obstacles to an effective evidence-policy interface, particularly in low-income countries include researcher-policymaker mistrust; low value placed on research data by policy makers; lack of awareness of available evidence (particularly in-country research); and political instability affecting policy processes [ 7, 12- 14].

This increase of the crystallization peak temperature is accompanied by a decrease of the spherulite size, particularly in PP/H, evidenced by PLM.

Evidence for a signalling role for ATP is particularly strong [29], particularly in light of evidence suggesting connexin blockers like carbenoxolone and heptanol may interfere with ATP dependent pathways [47].