Sentence examples for particularly in the region of from inspiring English sources
The ortaoyunu, particularly in the region of Azerbaijan, is almost identical with the Turkish form of the same name.
Brickmaking, particularly in the region of Rome itself, became a major industry and finally, under the empire, a state monopoly.
Shatz has spent her career understanding how the brain's wiring takes shape during development, particularly in the region of the brain that receives information from the eyes.
Pregnant and nursing rats have a greater number of neural connections, particularly in the region of the brain that controls hormones and maternal behaviour.
A suitable numerical method was used to achieve data reduction, particularly in the region of transition between periodic oscillations and chaos.
The current study indicates that presence of a localized RNFL defect is likely to indicate significant macular damage, particularly in the region of the macular that topographically corresponds to the location of the RNFL defect.
Patrick Booz wrote his thesis on "Tea, Trade and Transport in the Sino-Tibetan Borderlands". This work focuses on the convergence of geography, history, and anthropology, particularly in the regions of eastern Tibet and southwest China.
The victory, particularly in the regions of Piedmont and Lazio, where the conservatives won by a handful of votes, "is the best recognition of the activities carried out by the government," Mr. Berlusconi said in a statement.
Undesirable vibrations, particularly in the regions of first as well as second resonance, play a very important role in deteriorating the stability of the system as well as its operational efficiency.
In October of this year, health officials in Brazil noted an alarming rise in cases of a congenital condition called microcephaly — which involves underdevelopment of the brain and head — particularly in the regions of Brazil most affected by the virus, according to the PAHO.
Multiple alignments showed that the two sequences are well conserved compared to those of the monofunctional enzymes, particularly in the regions of the active and substrate-binding sites (Fig. 2).
