Sentence examples for particularly one of from inspiring English sources

All four of the exclusively predictive studies were classified as level two (PRED-2), 63– 66 and some of these studies reported on multiple predictive factors, particularly one of the PRED-2 studies.

Given the typical heterogeneity of the effect sizes derived from individual epidemiologic studies, basing the calculation on the effect size from a single study, particularly one of the first reported (Ioannidis 2005), would be an invitation to controversy.

Mr. Iger wanted Pixar — and particularly one of its co-founders, John Lasseter, who had worked as a skipper on the Jungle Cruise ride at Disneyland after college — to contribute to creative advances in the parks.

No one doubts the role of drawing for a painter, particularly one of Monet's generation.

These are the occasions that every player loves to experience and particularly one of Ronaldo's character.

This is not how a criminal trial – particularly one of this gravity – should be run".

Building houses, particularly one-of-a-kind houses designed by prominent architects, takes money.

In his recent chronicle of conservative political history in The New Yorker, George Packer describes Pat Buchanan's plan for exploiting political divisions, particularly ones of a racial nature.

Which is one of the reasons why Dundee supporters, particularly ones of my 1973 vintage, got so worked up about the prospect of getting something fairly significant over on United.

Awards bodies don't gravitate toward blockbusters, particularly ones of the superhero variety, as proven when the Oscars expanded Best Picture from five slots to a maximum 10 after "The Dark Knight" was shut out in 2009.

He does, however, have his enemies; particularly one member of the school board, who is trying to get him fired.