Sentence examples for specifically from a from inspiring English sources

Further research is necessary to identify specific populations that profit specifically from a robot-assisted TLH.

This provides a key to how TripAdvisor may end up using Tiny Post, or a variation of its service: users are already uploading hundreds of their own images to TripAdvisor to fill out data about locations and specific venues; this will give users another way of presenting that data, specifically from a mobile platform.

I'm fascinated as to how they found a supply of blood specifically from a suckling pig.

What better way to appreciate its scope than from the air, more specifically from a helicopter's window seat?

"We heard specifically from a number of shareholders that a stronger balance sheet and lower dividend payout would be attractive to them," he said.

The threat came, specifically, from a business consortium headed by the son of a former state governor of Veracruz, whose family own land in the area.

South London poet Inua Ellams focuses on poetry and the urban experience, specifically from an immigrant perspective (Ellams was born in Nigeria).

While it can be argued that a genre such as hip-hop was born specifically from an experience of blackness and that it emerged, in part, to give voice to that experience country music was not born from an experience of whiteness.

More specifically, from an edge leaf node to another; taking Figure 1 as an example from 11 to 10.

Third, the article focusses primarily on those issues which have attracted most attention in the Anglo-American analytic tradition; this is reflected in the bibliography, which is primarily restricted to works in English, and more specifically from an analytic perspective.

Another area of use of Biodentine, specifically from an endodontic point of view, is the repair of perforations, which is likely to be encountered in clinical practice.