The phrase "a precise site in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific location or point within a larger context, such as a geographical area, a document, or a system.
Example: "The researchers identified a precise site in the forest where the rare species was last observed."
Alternatives: "an exact location in" or "a specific point in".
While the electron hole pair generation in semiconductors is isotropic, the photosystem possesses a precise site of electron emission.
Previous studies have identified the precise site in the transmembrane domain of KCNE1 that controls IKs activation kinetics [11], [12].
The precise site in this fragment that binds C1q has not been mapped to date and therefore its relevance to the SE binding site (residues 217 223) cannot be determined.
These results indicate that a precise site-specific sprayer can be designed using the proposed approach, optimizing the use of herbicides in precision farming.
The mechanism(s) by which nephron ETA exerts a natriuretic effect and the precise sites in the nephron at which this occurs remain unknown.
Although the precise functions of septins remain unclear, current data suggest that they coordinate changes in cytoskeletal and membrane organization by acting as scaffolds that recruit factors to precise sites in a cell and/or as barriers that segregate membrane areas into discrete domains [ 1, 2].
Finally, we demonstrate insertions of large constructs into precise sites in the C. elegans genome based on NHEJ.
Further analysis is needed in order to recognize the precise site of interaction in both GNE and α-actinin 1, and to clarify how the conformational change caused by calcium binding improves this interaction.
He could not find the precise site he needed in order to attach the antisense compound.
Thus, Ga SPECT/CT may be better than MRI for marking the precise site of inflammation in suspected osteomyelitis, helping to plan the bedside bone puncture.
