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The monetization option has proven especially popular among music publishers.

The wet-skinned creatures had proven especially vulnerable to dragon venom.

But it has proven especially difficult for the group to get state, federal and nonprofit health grants, Martin said.

Recent advances in natural language processing-anAI technique that helps machines parse, interpret, and generate text-haveproven especially power-hungry.

These approaches-often referred to as phylodynamic methods-have proven especially useful for reconstructing the dynamics of rapidly evolving viral pathogens.

Though the coronavirus has also torn through nursing homes and meatpacking plants jails and prisons have proven especially vulnerable to mass outbreaks.

Compound chromosomes, rearrangements in which homologous chromosome arms share a centromere, have proven especially useful in genetic-based surveys of the entire genome.

Indeed, the insecure power balance -hung on the scales of unshakable loyalty -has already proven especially detrimental to Ramaohosa's campaign of renewal.

A self confessed itinerant, he has proven especially adaptive to new environments, chameleonic in his ability to quickly employ his talents to new tracks.

That idea has proven especially alluring to a certain subset of Silicon Valley for whom the phrase "aligning incentives" sends hearts aflutter.