Sentence examples for particularly subjects from inspiring English sources

I regularly provide teachers at my school with lists of fiction to support the curriculum, particularly subjects such as history, but of course there is limited time in the curriculum for classroom based exploration of these books, not to mention the cost of providing copies for each student.

During gait cycles, 100% of subjects brought the FFW to a complete halt, whereas only 55%, particularly subjects with transfemoral amputations, halted the TWW (P[equals].008).

Particularly, subjects with suicide ideation showed higher scores on the level of depression, (t= -4.823; p: 001) hopelessness, (t= -4.261; p: 001) and emotional abuse (t= -3.526; p: 001).

The extent to which these tests alter the probability of asthma depends on how much more commonly the test result is positive in subjects with asthma compared to healthy subjects and particularly subjects with conditions that are commonly confused with asthma.

Paraplegic peoples are particularly subjects to pressure sores because of long-time seated postures and sensory deprivation at the lower limbs.

Particularly, subjects with shorter illness durations and without follow-up treatment were more likely to be in this improved group.

Physiologically, taste and smell appear to be particularly subject to intersensory effects (interdependent).

Some plant varieties are particularly subject to outbreaks of diseases; others are more resistant to them.

Because expression can take and does take so many different forms, providing the authorities with broad discretion is particularly subject to abuse.

In winter, Marseille is particularly subject to the dry, cold northwest wind known as the Mistral, which blows down the Rhône Valley, at times with considerable force.

Watercolour and gouache, the most common painting media used in ivory miniatures, are sensitive to light and particularly subject to fading.