Sentence examples for particularly true as from inspiring English sources

The protocols we suggested, namely the MRC-score and the MRC-rank, statistically outperform the average single conformation run, and this is particularly true as far as the topmost ranking fraction is concerned.

That's particularly true as baby boomers begin to retire.

That'd be particularly true as President Obama isn't aiming to change the situation on the ground".

This is particularly true as EBA often requires for large patches of previously productive land to be set aside for restoration purposes.

It is particularly true as new technologies like local search make it easier to concentrate on the grass roots in a hyperlocal way.

That is particularly true as Mr. Bush moves toward giving the United Nations more authority, a move long advocated by Mr. Kerry.

That is particularly true for something as large as the NHS in England, which has more than 1.3m staff and deals with 1m people every 36 hours.

That is particularly true in as raucous a society as Egypt's.

That is particularly true today as the prospect of further losses continues to unnerve private investors.

This is particularly true when, as in Lambeth following this year's May election, there are hardly any opposition councillors.

"This is particularly true now, as university leadership is fully behind the football program being successful and believes it to be compatible with the academic and intellectual culture of the university".