The phrase "a certain chain of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific sequence or series of events, actions, or elements that are connected in some way.
Example: "The investigation revealed a certain chain of events that led to the unexpected outcome."
Alternatives: "a specific series of" or "a particular sequence of".
The formation of β-iPP nuclei may be restricted in a certain chain orientation window of the iPP melts.
Mitochondrial metabolism prefers fatty acids (FAs) of a certain range of chain length.
Recently, however, natural gas hydrate (NGH) has become expected to be more affordable than liquefied natural gas (LNG) in terms of the cost of establishing a supply chain over a certain range of transport distances from gas-fields and natural gas deposits.
A suitably modified Boolean theory explains the behavior of systems in which information does not propagate faithfully down certain chains of nodes.
It was said in [2, 5] that the Perron vector (or the stationary distribution vector) for a corresponding transition matrix of a certain Markov chain provides the long term probabilities of the chain being in a particular state.
However, the RNA chromosome would not disappear – it would be mainly copied from the DNA chromosome (Additional file 1: Figure S3A); thus, rather than a chromosome, it is, to a greater extent, a transcript of the DNA chromosome (and certain chain-breakings of the transcript may give rise to the ribozymes, see [ 15] for details).
Although no specific food was identified as the possible source of the outbreak, all but 1 of the patients remembered eating cooked ham bought in the butcher's department of a certain supermarket chain located in different villages of the province.
In addition, the temperature factors of the Arg85 side chain atoms are elevated compared to those of rigid main chain or side chain atoms in the variant F82D, indicating that the stabilization of a certain side chain conformation is not as rigid as in variant T13D.
Following this train of thought an increase in temperature, which increases the fluidity of the ME-bilayers, not only induces the Lα to cubic phase transition above a certain threshold of chain disorder, but also allows a significant incorporation of F127 into the polar interface of the ME-membranes.
Lord Mandelson, in New York last week to share his thoughts about the credit crunch (and, as it turned out, about a certain coffee chain), dined with some of the city's best and brightest on the eve of his speech to the Council on Foreign Relations.
