The phrase "a given instance in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific example or occurrence within a broader context or situation.
Example: "In a given instance in the study, the results showed a significant correlation between the variables."
Alternatives: "a specific case in" or "an example in".
If more than one instance in Ys leads to a mass balanced equation for a given instance in Xs, then the situation is considered ambiguous, and no instantiated reaction is generated.
If, for a given instance in X, there is exactly one instance in Y that leads to a mass balanced reaction, then an instantiated reaction structure is created for this combination of instances.
A given instance is placed in the positive class if its final score is greater than 0, otherwise it is predicted to belong to the negative class (see Figure 1).
Consider again mental property M and one of its realizers in a given instance, P. Plausibly, M's powers are included in P's.
In all of these examples, whether the relevant term designates in a given instance depends on the properties of the object used to ground reference in the baptismal ceremony.
Mr. Dinkins said that while Mr. de Blasio had not yet assigned him a specific mission in the campaign, "I'm sure that his advisers will weigh it and make a judgment that I can be helpful in a given instance or otherwise".
That is for a given instance, exactly one default applies in the reasoning process.
Of course, even normal phase sortal might, contingently, in a given instance, designate an object through the whole of its existence.
It is the prevalence of these switches, moreover, that makes them relevant even if no actual switch occurs in a given instance.
Now that we have separated sub-types of the phenomenon of multiple interpretability, we may reasonably ask how we tell which sub-type is appropriate in a given instance?
