Sentence examples for this more particularly from inspiring English sources

From this, more particularly, the question arises of whether there is pathway specificity as to which neurons use synaptic zinc, for example, among the feedforward, feedback, and lateral corticocortical projection.

The aims of this study were first to investigate whether two episodes of antecedent hypoglycaemia, a stimulus known to induce hypoglycaemia unawareness [ 4, 5], would decrease next day β2-adrenergic sensitivity in healthy participants, and second, to investigate this more particularly in participants who were GlyGly compared with ArgArg.

This includes the street address as well as the "more particularly described as follows:" section.

This article more particularly deals with energetic and structural analysis of the difference.

This paper aims at challenging this view and, more particularly, the view that contractual rigidity for transport concessions is exogenous.

You can look at the 95 years and see this as one more, particularly wrenching, bit of automotive tumult.

Kierkegaard explains: "In observing children, one will discover this anxiety intimated more particularly as a seeking for the adventurous, the monstrous, and the enigmatic".

Now it is sure to have been said by those who sat through the protracted enormities of this work, and more particularly by those who could not find the patience or the fairness of mind to sit it through, that even as a broadcast it wasted an unconscionable amount of public money.

This decrease is more particularly associated with the decline of a subpopulation of astrocytes that express FGF-2 and could be the consequence of an age-related impairment in FGF-2 synthesis by astrocytes (Shetty et al., 2005).

The question is whether his tenure as chancellor, more particularly this latest budget, has done anything to further the cause of intergenerational equality.

More particularly, this estimator is discovered to be more efficient than the LPR one.