The phrase "a given spot in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific location or position within a larger context or area.
Example: "The treasure is buried at a given spot in the forest, marked by an old oak tree."
Alternatives: "a specific location in" or "a particular place in".
They were written to be read when standing on a given spot in the church.
in charge of sales of the Learepeater Sales Corp., exhibited a Learepeater, a device for rendering vocal sales messages inevitable to any woman trying to pass a given spot in, say, a supermarket.
The distribution of mutation frequencies observed for a given spot in the control arrays was assumed to be noise for all non-wild type nucleotides.
Route development during the first releases from a given spot in the field is characterized by increasing FPE and decreasing track variation (or increasing RF).
Inputs from posterior visual areas to a given spot in TE are broadly convergent, but there is also divergence, as explicitly shown by the scattered neurons and small "hotspot" zones.
Differentially expressed genes were identified by comparing the fluorescence values of a given spot (transcript) in samples from pilocarpine-treated rats vs. pair-matched control rats, using an intensity-dependent dynamic cutoff with 99% credibility level.
Expression was quantified using integrated measure of frequency and intensity of relevant cells of in a given spot as described in Materials and Methods.
However, in order to validate the comparative approach with this technique it is crucial to demonstrate the ability to quantify the degree to which a given spot is similarly regulated in the different species.
For example, if the design allows water to pool in a given spot, the building is likely to end up with holes in its facade where the rust has eaten all the way through.
While there may be several molecular species in a single spot, two-dimensional separation markedly reduces the sample complexity in a given spot making this approach feasible.
The signal ratios used for normalization correspond to the median of all pixel-by-pixel ratios of signals minus median local background for each pixel of a given spot (called 'median of ratios' in GenePix Pro).
