Sentence examples for particularly published from inspiring English sources

It's not something they want particularly published.

Several key documents, particularly published articles, books and government policy papers and reports on decentralization policy in general and on the health sector specifically, were purposively selected and reviewed to provide a perspective on the overall decentralization policy as well as the benefits and challenges of its implementation at both the national and local levels.

Tools to ease the burden of reproducibility are important so computer science does not fall into the trap of "cargo cult" science: particularly publishing discussions of algorithms that look like algorithms but which do not work properly when they are copied from the paper.

It is important to disseminate and particularly publish results, as the latter lends credibility to the findings [ 35].

The field is encouraged to address key evidence gaps to better inform scaling up processes, particularly publishing more intervention research that provides data on the effectiveness, reach, and costs of operating at scale as well as key service delivery issues including acceptability and fit of interventions and delivery models with the local context.

His poetry, particularly that published before World War II, expressed his anarchistic expectation of revolutionary changes in society.

Speaking with reporters, Mr. Lockyer called upon Mr. Schwarzenegger to voluntarily submit to an investigation of the sexual misconduct accusations, particularly those published in the past few days in The Los Angeles Times.

Man, October was a pretty bad month for video game sales, particularly those published by the big guns.

Yet, although the vacuous nature of some of the criticisms is excusable, they do create a significant problem, because many of the readers of these criticisms, particularly those published in newspapers and on the web, do not have the scientific knowledge or experience to objectively appraise the criticisms.

The other main sources of information are maps, particularly those published at the time the canal was to be converted into a railway.

They provide a mechanism for assimilating and synthesising information, particularly where published information may be inadequate or non-existent.