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Meanings of particularly important in English

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Usage of particularly important in English
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Its Brexit position paper said European collaboration is particularly important for science.
The Guardian
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Taking effective preventive measures is particularly important for control of HFMD infection.
Pubmed
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It is particularly important in the context of the National Development Plan.
The Irish Times
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Its growth is particularly important now the once-booming mining sector is slowing.
Reuters
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This is particularly important in our region where pacemakers are very expensive.
Pubmed
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In the field of psychiatry, drop-outs from psychiatric treatment are particularly important.
Pubmed
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That's particularly important on a planet who's climate is descending into turmoil.
Wired
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Bird can see how it might be particularly important in the courtroom.
BBC
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A particularly important tool for these investigations has been resting-state functional connectivity.
Pubmed
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Longevity is a polygenic trait in which genetic predisposition is particularly important.
Pubmed
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Quantity is not particularly important, except for the hot and salty sauces.
Cooking for geeks: real science, great hacks, and good food
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This is a particularly important question given the poverty challenges facing the country.
The South African
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The latter is a particularly important consideration during times of global market stress.
Reuters
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The movement in oil prices will be particularly important in the months ahead.
The Irish Times
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Community levels of deprivation may be particularly important for the health of adolescents.
Pubmed
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This is particularly important, given that AIDS is quickly becoming a women's epidemic.
Wired
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South Africa
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Ireland
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Australia
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