Sentence examples for specifically in that from inspiring English sources

If you follow the twitter thread all the way down, Dr. Perry himself also makes the connection between the Bud Light ads and Game of Thrones, specifically in that they both ultimately seem to be doing the same work.

This, in several respects, makes the present cage assay protocol preferable for studies of aging specifically, in that late-life effects will have little impact on our data, rendering a Gompertz analysis relatively more reliable, at least up until the age of 80 days, when cage fouling becomes important.

If they are involved specifically in that disease process, then a specific profile of altered cytokine levels might be found in a particular type of diabetes.

I've always benefited from moving forward, not specifically in that event but in a lot of other events".

Avans is situated in the Southwest region of the Netherlands and specifically in that region much development occurs towards 'a bio-based economy'.

Subtle differences in topography were also seen, specifically in that the Japanese group showed more robust responses than the American listeners at left hemisphere scalp sites that probably index activity from the superior temporal gyrus.

We show above that Tcf15 is expressed specifically in cells that are primed for differentiation.

But he stipulated that the principal be dedicated to a fund to invest in microfinance — specifically, in investments that would promote microfinance's commercialization.

Thus, if a disease occurs specifically in a given tissue, the miRNAs specifically expressed in that tissue will have a great potential to be related to that disease.

But behind all the foofaraw were darker and not unfamiliar strains of influence, specifically in clothes that made frank allusion to bondage, fetishes and sadomasochism.

The green glowing label was designed to appear specifically in neurons that receive complex odors through proteins called odorant receptors, or ORs.