Sentence examples for particularly when only from inspiring English sources

Critics have asked why a town of 50,000 people needs a university, particularly when only about 6,000 students nationally passed the annual baccalaureat exams this year.

How to select a proper correlation function for a particular site has been a challenging task, particularly when only a limited number of project-specific test results are obtained during geotechnical site characterization.

This paper has introduced a semi-supervised graph-based algorithm suitable for non-stationary streaming application, particularly when only a small portion of the acquired data presents label.

This resistance to infection is mainly ascribed to the versatility of the innate immune defences in the urinary tract, as the adaptive immune responses are limited particularly when only the lower urinary tract is infected.

We first analyzed the highest value of gilz expression for each patient and found that it tended to be higher in ARDS patients than in controls, particularly when only severe ARDS patients were considered (Fig. 3).

Given the plasticity of plasmid presence/absence in other obligate intracellular bacteria [[e.g., 141] [145]], as well as other medically-important pathogenic bacteria [e.g., 146] [150], it is probable that the presence of plasmids may be variable at the strain level in Rickettsia, particularly when only one of the two sequenced R. bellii genomes harbors a plasmid [9], [139].

But tonight it was dark, cold and desolate; the city tunnels were rancid and dripping, and Kier and I began to wonder if there really could be anything going on here, particularly when the only person around was a desperate Pakistani who jumped out of a doorway and sold us a laser pen and glasses that lit up.

Finding that new leader won't be easy — particularly when the only serious candidate from TechCrunch is about to head out on maternity leave — but there's no question who should lead the search.

In many cases, particularly when the only alternative is war, the move may be the smartest and most pragmatic option available.

The attraction of mammographic surveillance is that the morbidity and costs associated with screening are minimised, particularly when the only available alternative is open biopsy.

The transmission of this foreign heritage appears particularly strong when only one parent was born abroad.