Sentence examples for specifically adding from inspiring English sources

Specifically, adding hierarchical sub-structures to honeycombs, which themselves have good-density specific elastic and energy-absorbing properties, has been proposed in the literature.

Specifically, adding one person to an average-sized lab of 11 members increases the impact score of publications by 1.5%.

"It was part of the overall strategy of diversifying the base of our economy and, more specifically, adding on a research-intensive sector," said Beh Swan Gin, who heads the Biomedical Sciences Group at the Economic Development Board.

This month, the National Council of Youth Sports is expected to announce expanded and tightened criteria, specifically adding any conviction or pending charges involving indecent exposure, prostitution or a crime involving harm to a minor to a list of "red lights" meant to warn sports leagues away from questionable volunteers.

Specifically, adding the descriptors derived from the dissociated molecules increased the average R2 value for the EEM QSPR models from 0.876 to 0.913.

Specifically, adding either ideological breadth or a new member to the majority coalition results in an opinion that is less likely to be overruled, criticized, or questioned by a later court.

Play also provides support for CSRF prevention, but you need to specifically add it to your application.

Well let me -- then what does Subsection 8 mean, the subsection that was specifically added in 1999?

Anything worth more than £1,000 on its own will probably need to be specifically added to the contents insurance.

We specifically added the CD138-selection step to enrich CTCs without flow cytometry sorting (Supplementary Fig. 1).

After the Supreme Court in Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co. v. Walker found such descriptions invalid, § 112(f) was specifically added to allow these formulations with some limitations.