Sentence examples for particularly to compare from inspiring English sources

Patients always prefer particularly to compare themselves with others of relatively similar ability, opinion and situation.

How the post-cam design affects knee kinematics is still unknown, particularly, to compare the difference between the two design features.

In this effort, it has become evident that studies are performed and reported in quite different ways, making it very difficult to interpret and summarize their results and, particularly, to compare results from studies performed in different settings and countries or at different times.

However, in the interim, it is useful to consider the phenomenology observed in groups of cases with different ages of onset and particularly to compare manic symptoms in children diagnosed with BD compared to cases presenting with BD in adolescence and adulthood.

He said: "We were particularly pleased to compare so well with modern vibrant cities like Chicago, New York, Barcelona and Madrid".

Through extensive client observation, de Angelis discovered that there was a lot more information clients would find useful: they particularly needed to compare data easily and quickly.

This property is particularly useful to compare different sampling procedures.

This coefficient is particularly suitable to compare samples across large geographical scales that do not share many species.

We particularly aimed to compare patterns between men and women.

Here, it is particularly interesting to compare genes that respond differently between the two treatments.

It may be particularly insightful to compare our results with those of two previous studies.