Sentence examples for particularly of type from inspiring English sources
Proximal muscle group weakness and atrophy, particularly of type II fibers, are associated with low vitamin D status [41 43], and profound deconditioning associated with muscle wasting in the ICU is associated with long-term physical as well as functional disability [44 46].
Muscle atrophy, particularly of type II fibres, has been described histopathologically in vitamin D deficiency.
Innate immune responses are triggered shortly after influenza virus infection and provide the first line of defense by secreting various cytokines such as interferons (IFNs), particularly of type I (IFN-α/β); adaptive immune responses develop more slowly but provide virus-specific cytotoxic T cells and neutralizing antibodies.
Proximal muscle group weakness and atrophy, particularly of type II fibers, are associated with low vitamin D status [ 41– 43], and profound deconditioning associated with muscle wasting in the ICU is associated with long-term physical as well as functional disability [ 44– 44].
Several cancers were diagnosed in excess, but the highest risk was found for a subsequent skin cancer, particularly of similar type.
Maternal diabetes, a complication of obesity, is also a major risk factor for cardiac malformation, particularly of the types that are associated with defective left right patterning (22– 22).
South Asian migrants are at particularly high risk of type 2 diabetes.
As LCMV infection induces particularly high levels of type I Interferon, the authors investigated the role of type I interferon in the Cd80/86 dependence.
Films like Romper Stomper and Animal Kingdom expose the dangers of a particularly insular type of persona against which men had to prove themselves, or face rejection.
For instance, this week Germany's government was proposing the introduction of a particularly pernicious type of minimum wage, despite jobless rates not seen since the 1940s.
The social results of mobility, particularly of the vertical type, are difficult to measure.
