Sentence examples for particularly notable among from inspiring English sources

The magisterial conifers, grouped by genus, are particularly notable; among them are sequoias and cedars, firs and pines and spruces of the types that clothe the nearby mountains.

The increase was particularly notable among black people, rising to 33.5percentt in the recent period, from 13percentt in 1971-72.

Salomone knew of a 1994 report by the New York City Department of Education showing a gender gap in math and science scores, which was particularly notable among African American and Hispanic females.

Particularly notable among his books was "Music in a New Found Land: Themes and Developments in the History of American Music" (1964), an absorbing overview that traced American composition from Colonial times through jazz (with glancing mention of rock), published at a time when European musicologists paid scant attention to music in the United States.

The shift was particularly notable among Catholics, who supported Obama over Republican nominee John McCain by a nine-point margin (54% to 45%); in 2004 Catholics had favoured Republican incumbent George W. Bush over Kerry by a five-point margin (52% to 47%).

And these trends are particularly notable among younger people.

But it has been particularly notable amongst welfare beneficiaries.

Mr. Ryan's switch is particularly notable because among Republican leaders, he has been the most fluid, declining to endorse Mr. Trump last spring, unlike the vast majority of his Republican colleagues, and vacillating ever since between occasional hopeful praise and pointed criticism.

Use of CPAP without mechanical ventilation for neonates increased from 2001 to 2008, with a particularly notable rise among infants of > 32 weeks gestation and at non-tertiary hospitals in 2008.

UNCC assistant professor Lori Thomas, who directed the study, said she found the health care and incarceration improvement among the tenants particularly notable, given how vulnerable the tenants are.

This difference is particularly notable considering that the values represent averages among intervals of different sizes depending on the closest polymorphic SNPs.