Sentence examples for particularly to effects from inspiring English sources

This refers particularly to effects of confounding factors or conditions on the performance of the test and to the question which types and severity grades of acute rejection (in histological and functional terms) are detected with confidence.

One "cannot dismiss the possibility that other pre-existing environmental stressors made this population particularly vulnerable to effects from the oil spill," the authors wrote.

The visuospatial domain of cognition appears to be particularly vulnerable to effects of lead toxicity.

Structures in the medial temporal lobe (MTL) appear to be particularly sensitive to effects of inflammation.

Plasticity studies are thus particularly vulnerable to effects and biases introduced by subject dropout.

The developing fetus is particularly sensitive to effects of hormones and estrogenic (and other) chemicals.

Lead is known to cause anemia, muscle weakness, and brain damage, with children particularly susceptible to effects.

Further, patients with COPD, but not those with diabetes, appeared particularly susceptible to effects of ambient particles.

But in an overlooked 2012 speech, the then CIA director David Petraeus called the surveillance implications of the internet of things "transformational … particularly to their effect on clandestine tradecraft".

It has important implications in biomedical sciences, toxicology and ecophysiology, particularly to examine the effects of environmental chemicals and/or drugs on mitochondrial bioenergetics.

Coca leaves are traditionally consumed by locals in the Andean region for religious and medicinal purposes, particularly to reduce the effects of altitude sickness and fatigue.