The phrase "a certain seed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific seed that is not named or identified, often in a metaphorical or illustrative context.
Example: "In the garden of ideas, a certain seed can grow into a magnificent tree of knowledge."
Alternatives: "a particular seed" or "one specific seed".
Program graduates talk of a certain seed of yearning planted during their rural service that flowers best in the old coal towns of Appalachia.
The signature sequences are generated pseudo-randomly, each with a certain seed [26].
Each time an HB is built from a certain seed, the original algorithm saves it for posterior selection in step 3.
The recall estimates how many of the functional target sites OP are covered by a certain seed type S p, k and the specificity computes the fraction of correctly excluded non-functional target sites ON.
Many feeders are also made to dispense a certain seed, or for a certain species.
A maximum in the removal efficiency is observed at a certain seeding concentration and at the lower pH values, which is explained from competing effects that take place with respect to magnetic susceptibility and size of aggregates as the seeding concentration and solution pH are increased.
Corm, vertical, fleshy, underground stem that acts as a vegetative reproductive structure in certain seed plants.
The first results indicate that it is possible to select suitable plant material with certain seed compositions for an efficient implementation of genetic transformation.
In what seems to be an expansion of content, a number of the new pieces also test conceptual issues by including words originally intended to get attention on a catalog page as they announce a particular potato to be new, or a certain corn seed to be in limited supply.
The individual KLD calculation (before summing) indicates the prevalence of each predicate in distribution P. Semantic predications in both distributions are limited to those containing a certain UMLS Metathesaurus seed topic.
Interestingly, a number of Hypericum unigenes were shown to be specific to certain seed structures in Arabidopsis (Additional file 3: Figure S2, panel B).
