Sentence examples for particularly little from inspiring English sources

Particularly little is known about the impact of fragmentation on steppe plants.

Particularly, little is known about whether Medicaid expansion improves access to surgical cancer care at high-quality hospitals.

Particularly, little is known about detection timeliness, despite the value of such information for assessing the potential of geostationary observations to improve tactical decision making of first responders.

The lack of observed effect is likely due to the dramatic increase in retention rates overall; there is particularly little room for improvement in the retention rates of highlyeffective teachers, which reached over 90% after QTEA.

Although there have been efforts to explore how work demands and resources spillover to influence academic outcomes, particularly little attention has been paid to the extent to which school experiences affect work outcomes.

In the muni market, however, this argument makes particularly little sense.Individuals own about a third of all such bonds directly, and perhaps another third via pension funds, mutual funds and the like (see chart).

(particularly a little sister, if she's not a brat; for more information if you don't have a little sister, then use your girlfriend, mom, etc).

Up the Rua Central from Alphonso III is a particularly intense little Portuguese quarter.

"But the big worry, particularly for little kids," is informed consent, said Dr. Wendler.

Young people particularly show little interest in issues such as Ayodhya that once mobilised huge numbers.

Not only is inequality particularly steep, little is done to redress the opportunity deficit of poorer students.