Sentence examples for particularly to verify from inspiring English sources

Longer-term studies and positive controls will be needed to support these results to definitively demonstrate stimulation of chondrocyte differentiation, and particularly to verify that calcification without endochondral ossification does not occur as it does in shark cartilage.

Mean value of 20 times running by different algorithms are collected as the final results for the four datasets, which are shown in Figures 3, 4, 5, and 6 and Table 4. Particularly, to verify the robustness of different algorithm, standard deviations of the 20 times run are given by Figures 7 and 8, for the two high-dimensional datasets.

Further research is required to confirm these findings and particularly to verify whether CD49b is an independent predictive factor of response to antiviral therapy.

It is particularly important to verify safety-critical real-time control software, such as aircraft or automotive control systems.

Since for large structures (such as high-rise towers or bridge pylons) this phenomenon seems to be potentially an issue, rather than the quasi-steady galloping, it is particularly important to verify whether the former also occurs in realistic turbulent wind flows, and to understand its specific features.

This makes it particularly suited to verify, e.g. transaction processing systems [37].

In contrast to unverifiable citizen imagery that lacks provenance, professional news photography is particularly easy to verify, yet such ease of verification did little to slow the spread of this image.

The R6/2 line has been particularly useful to verify the excitotoxicity hypothesis.

It was particularly important to verify functional synapses between TCAs and identified ectopic neurons with genetic layer IV characteristics.

OHCHR spokesperson Rupert Colville told VICE News that Angola was a "particularly difficult country to verify information in," and noted that the UN does not have a human rights office in the country.

This assumption is much harder to verify, particularly in international LSAs, because of the possibility of cross-national differences in the meaning of a particular causal variable.