Sentence examples for particularly to study from inspiring English sources

There are 185 captive chimpanzees at the federal primate facility in Alamogordo, N.M., that may soon be used for medical research, particularly to study Hepatitis C. Why have you been trying to stop that? A. Because it's morally wrong.

The research presented in this paper intends to deepen the knowledge regarding the properties of geopolymeric materials obtained using tungsten mining waste mud, particularly to study its behaviour after being immersed in water.

The new and recent advances in neuroelectric and neuroimaging technologies provide a new era for further exploring and understanding how brain and cognition function can be stimulated by environmental factors, such as exercise, and particularly to study whether physical exercise influences brain development in early ages.

Thus, particularly to study these covert stages, researchers turn to studying animal models where mice provide great freedom for genetic manipulation and testing the effect of experimental intervention.

Population-based epidemiologic studies offer several advantageous over clinical trial data, particularly to study unexpected and rare adverse reactions such as AF in bisphosphonate users (incidence rate of AF is less than 2 per 100 person-year [ 14, 17]).

We provide researchers with new survey measures to study physicians' explicit use of patient's race in clinical care, particularly to study health care providers' knowledge of genetic variation, beliefs about race and genetic differences and explicit use of race in clinical decision making.

This applies particularly to studies using toxicological endpoints.

Technologic and scientific momentum was redirected toward research, particularly to studies of the upper atmosphere, a legacy that continues to the present day.

This might be applicable particularly to studies such as qualitative syntheses, where the research aim is theoretical saturation, not a comprehensive search [ 34].

A final limitation applies particularly to studies in which the patients in one arm of the trial have been randomised to receive potentially cardiotoxic chemotherapy and patients in the other arm randomised not to receive it.

The case of AR in fish is particularly interesting to study as sex determination mechanisms are known to be particularly plastic in Actinopterygians [ 37, 38].