Sentence examples for specifically closed from inspiring English sources

Motorists and the travelling public should continue to use any and all routes on the highways network, unless they are advised otherwise, and, unless specifically closed, public footpaths remain open".

There are no comparative studies of good methodological quality about differing aspects in specifically closed- and open-entry techniques.

More specifically, closed formulae are established for the first time for h n,k (d,m,s), 1≤k≤⌊(n−1)/2⌋, when V n,k is defined on a 0−1 HMC1 with given P and p (1).

Other states have made moves to specifically close this loophole.

Specifically, close to 80% of all sales presentations focus on skeptics and controllers, but those two groups accounted for just 28% of the executives we surveyed.

In fact, these three bronze swords were all buried in close association with buried individuals, specifically close to the human waist, as shown in Fig. 8 for YLS1.

Specifically, close native-place ties increase the commitment of those who share place of origin with their primary boss by 0.53 units, compared with those who have no such connections, while not-so-close ties decrease commitment by 0.51 units (p < .05), compared to the reference group.

This places the α1 core sequence specifically closer to fungal MATA_HMG sequences than to the other members of the HMG family.

More specifically, close to 150 T cell epitopes, most of which are CD4+ T cell epitopes, have been identified within the HA antigen of different influenza virus subtypes [9].

Further, the phylogenetic tree shows that the archaeal versions are not specifically closer to the eukaryotic MORCs, but instead group with different bacterial versions.

Specifically, IBM closed the sale of the company's Global Network in several key geographic areas.