Sentence examples for a choice for certain from inspiring English sources

The method can be adjusted at several levels: 1) non-rRNA-annealing-primers can be used during reverse transcription 2) a choice for certain restriction enzymes can be made to diminish the chance of rRNA digestion and subsequent amplification, and 3) rRNA-blocking oligos can be used during the reverse transcription to halt cDNA synthesis on an rRNA template.

Seen from a structural perspective, a choice for a certain medical specialty depends for an important part on the acceptance of the work environment and conditions in which the career will take place.

But he argues the lower energy consumption of the Model A board means it can be a better choice for certain types of projects.

For example, I know an application developer that not only has specific technology and platform certifications but also has key staff with intelligence clearances that make them a unique choice for certain government technology contracts.

And sometimes the North East is a better choice for certain types of business: Paul Campbell told me that of the five businesses he's started, one failed because it was in London and one succeeded because it wasn't.

However, the loss of histotypic architecture and phenotypic gene expression combined with the absence of other relevant cell types and dynamic flow makes it a poor choice for certain types of toxicity testing and identification of certain modes of action.

But for those tempted to see its withdrawal as a triumph of older drugs over small advances, Vioxx was different from its competitors, even its "me too" cousins, in ways that made it an important choice for certain patients.

Experiments showing that it is feasible to deploy a comparable low cost supercomputer capable of entering the top500 [17] and the recent availability of HPC instance types makes cloud computing an appealing choice for certain HPC applications.

Alternatively, self-reported questionnaires (SRQs) could be a very convenient choice for certain study designs.

The bottom line, therefore, is that theories endorsing (P.10) are likely to be highly non-standard, pace Carnap's persuasion that the null item would be a "natural and convenient choice" for certain purposes (such as providing a referent for all defective descriptions; see 1947: 37).

Pure Scans or Random Reads may not be the best choice for certain cases, where a mixed, dynamically selected query method may perform better than statically choosing one or the other.