Sentence examples for particularly intact from inspiring English sources

Concerning management at weaning, it is evident that calves, particularly intact male calves, may benefit from a weaning strategy where the calves are allowed contact with the dam but prevented from suckling for a number of days before total separation occurs.

Particularly, an intact labial bone plate is important to minimize facial gingival recession [17, 18].

Our data reveal a major differential effect of the association and dissociation rates on the RSV neutralization, particularly for intact antibodies wherein the association rate plays the predominant role.

A CA approach could make use of successive field surveys to update maps derived using GIS models, but field data are unlikely to ever be sampled adequately for monitoring purposes, particularly outside "intact" forests [35], and the issues noted above with respect to use of progressive land cover maps (and other spatial data sets) also apply.

However, the limitation of FI-FTICR-MS, particularly for intact glycerolipids, is that the fatty acid side-chain speciations can only be speculated due to isomerism.

A CA approach could make use of successive field surveys to update maps derived using GIS models, but field data are unlikely to ever be sampled adequately for monitoring purposes, particularly outside "intact" forests [ 35], and the issues noted above with respect to use of progressive land cover maps (and other spatial data sets) also apply.

Squamous celled epitheliomas of the vulva are not affected by castration or additional medication, while basal celled neoplasms tend to be more frequent in intacts than in castrates and particularly numerous in intact failed diabetics.

Few heroes survived intact, particularly if they were white men in sun helmets trekking through the bush.

"The fundamental forces of the drug trade remain intact, particularly the demand for drugs in the United States, and increasingly in Mexico," he said.

His wit remains intact — particularly when skewering the world of out-of-work actors — but in the end Johnny's romantic life doesn't make for compelling reading: like much else here, he is at once too familiar and too blurry to leave much of an impression.

Not all the renditions are distinguished, and some are lazy, but Cocker's amazing ability to convey raw pain and raw jubilation in equal measure remains intact, particularly on a moving cover of John Fogerty's "Long As I Can See the Light".