Sentence examples for particularly in suggesting from inspiring English sources

The value of the paper is in concretizing the gaps between use and design of urban landscapes, and particularly in suggesting an additional way in which urban landscape designers and decision-makers may be informed or trained to gain perception about the functional relationships between people and (designed) places to effectively address design, evaluation or re-design of places.

(The answer was not good: height had stayed the same or declined, particularly in Africa, suggesting that living conditions and disease controls for children have deteriorated).

Under salt stress, salt-sensitive IR29 had repressed expression of OsCLC1, while salt-tolerant Pokkali showed induction particularly in roots, suggesting that the level of OsCLC1 expression is correlated to the salt tolerance (Diedhiou and Golldack 2006).

Height has stagnated or declined over the last decades in low- to middle-income countries, particularly in Africa, suggesting worsening nutritional and environmental circumstances during childhood.

A recent microarray-based study has catalogued genomic alterations in a collection of E. coli O157 H7 strains, particularly in GIs, suggesting the existence of two dominant lineages, with characteristics that are unique to each of them [ 19].

After accounting for age, sex and deprivation a substantial proportion of the remaining variation in 2000 02 was attributable to differences between LCAs, particularly in women, suggesting strong regional patterning of AMI incidence and warranting investigation into the likely mechanisms linking area of residence to occurrence of first AMI events.

Yet, Soufan warns, "the growing strength of its 'provinces,' particularly in Libya, suggests that, like Al Qaeda before it, the Islamic State may be poised to evolve into a multinational umbrella group with a number of franchises".

We need another source of demand consumers, exports, investment?" Meanwhile, an auto industry bailout may only postpone for a time major restructuring that will erode the financial security of workers and retirees, particularly in Michigan, suggests Allen.

The evolution of gene order in fungal mitochondria, particularly in basidiomycetes, suggests a complex interplay of opposing evolutionary forces.

The mounting evidence on smoking and diabetes, particularly in Asians, suggests that smoking should be considered as a potentially reversible cause of diabetes.

Current models of NMD, particularly in nonvertebrates, suggest 3′ UTR length is a primary signal that stimulates NMD targeting (Kebaara and Atkin 2009; Kervestin and Jacobson 2012).