Sentence examples for particularly when including from inspiring English sources

Many studies of perceptual learning have shown that performance strongly improves during breaks, particularly when including sleep, indicating that perceptual learning undergoes consolidation [2] [10].

Meta-analysis, particularly when including a small number of trials may overestimate the actual treatment effects of an intervention or yield false positive results.

However, this "natural species concept" has been difficult to transfer to prokaryotes due to the lack of sexual reproduction and the unpredictable levels of recombination (particularly when including the illegitimate one) of prokaryotic genomes.

The Gini Index and CI for the entire sample, and by age and sex, are shown in Table 2. Overall, inequality is highest when oral health is measured as number of natural teeth (particularly when including edentate) and, for both pure health inequality and income-related health inequality, lowest when measured using OHIP.

They have concluded that factory installed satellite radio is an attractive selling point to new buyers, particularly when included in the price of the vehicle.

However, generally, a shorter valid scale like the 9-item modified FACIT-F would have the advantages of ease of administration, would be less time consuming and probably have a better level of completeness, particularly when included in a battery of self-reported questionnaires administered to subjects at the same trial visit or when used in a busy clinic in daily practice.

This becomes particularly true when including the costs of associated genetic counselling.

Whittington et al. 24 meta-analysed data from RCTs of SSRIs in the 5- to 18-year age group and concluded that, with the exception for fluoxetine, SSRIs had 'unfavourable risk-benefit profiles', and particularly so when including data from non-published trials in the meta-analysis.

The present findings suggesting that complaints cases concerning male GPs are particularly preponderant only when including the out-of-hours services confront the common notion that male medical doctors are generally at a higher risk of receiving patient complaints.

Strikingly, the total overlap of upregulated genes in all three groups (with short-term TAC II) was very consistent with the "hypertrophic gene program" and the overlap increased considerably (particularly by fibrotic markers) when including long-term TAC II, which the authors referred to as failing phenotype [ 20].

One clear recommendation from our study is to include unregulated providers in quality improvement efforts, particularly when they include an informational component such as feedback reports.