The phrase "a particular process of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific method or procedure related to a subject or activity.
Example: "The research focused on a particular process of data analysis that improved accuracy."
Alternatives: "a specific method of" or "a distinct procedure for".
The result is that Medium promotes a particular process of composition where the author is in control.
Performance rate means the percentage of a defined population who receives a particular process of care or achieve a particular outcome for a particular quality measure.
A particular process of interest is the aggregation of the amyloid-β protein (Aβ ), which is thought to be an important step in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease: there is increasing evidence that Aβ oligomers may be the neurotoxic species in vivo.
Once a mechanism for some phenomenon has been elucidated in a model (such as a particular process of carcinogenesis in rats), scientists (toxicologists in this case) then compare key stages (particularly downstream stages) of the model with the stages in the target, paying particular attention to points in the process where differences are most likely to arise.
This inclination to work according to a "weak and widespread" logic does not imply any negative value of inefficiency or incapacity; it simply indicates a particular process of modification and knowledge that follows logics that are natural and non-geometric, processes that are widespread, not concentrated, and strategies that are reversible and self-balancing (Branzi 2006).
They have a well-defined denominator and thus a particular process of care or group of providers that can be held accountable to improve the rates.
Green bars depict the percentage of genes identified as suppressed in a particular process out of the total number of genes included by InnateDB in that process.
Green bars depict the percentage of genes identified as suppressed in a particular process out of the total number of genes included in that process.
It enables distinctions to be made according to the extent of contribution of a particular process to the outcome.
The absence of evidence for a particular process can never, of course, be taken as evidence of the absence of that process.
Application of these techniques can allow a finer scale prediction of relative gene importance for a particular process within a group of similarly expressed genes.
