Sentence examples for particularly intensively from inspiring English sources

This practice has also been applied by EFSA and was confirmed in an interview with a former EFSA GMO panel member who stated: 'Of course, studies that describe potential negative environmental effects of GMOs are discussed particularly intensively' [18].

A particularly intensively studied phase is neural induction, when the neural ectodermal progenitor cells are formed.

Up to about 15 weeks of age, Beagles grow particularly intensively, which should be considered regarding feeding and physical exertion.

The most widely studied of these is the genetically amenable S. coelicolor A3(2) (Hopwood, 2007), while S. griseus (one of the first streptomycetes to be used as the source of a major antibiotic, streptomycin) has been particularly intensively studied for its production of, and responsiveness to, a hormone-like developmental signalling molecule, A-factor (Horinouchi, 2002, 2007).

Habitat dynamics (habitat turnover due to natural perturbations or human activity) are commonplace, particularly in intensively used landscapes.

High stocking density, particularly in intensively managed herds, may be associated with large concentrations of microorganisms [ 4].

Fruits, particularly raspberries, are intensively cultivated on the low, fertile, alluvial lands called carses.

Among various silver nanostructures, nanoplates or nanosheets, particularly, have been intensively investigated because they have the size- and shape-sensitive surface plasmon resonance bands [1, 8 12].

Infections with B. pilosicoli are particularly common in intensively housed pigs and chickens: colonized individuals may develop focal areas of inflammation in the large intestine, with diarrhea and reduced rates of growth and production.

Identifying these links is particularly relevant for intensively managed species, as disrupting locally adapted alleles via outbreeding could have significant consequences (e.g., Atlantic salmon – McGinnity et al. 2003).

"As for such a nursing home physician I find that the argument is also appropriate here that there are general practitioner colleagues who actually just rush through, and don't care for the patients intensively Particularly with the dementia patients, because they just don't get involved.