Sentence examples for a specific and single from inspiring English sources

I suppose I have several copies of everything he has written, yet only a first edition, first printing Lonesome Dove -- with a specific (and single) typographical error -- is really worth much, and then only about $100.

The assay combines reverse transcription of RNA isolated from pineapple with a specific and very sensitive, single, closed-tube nested polymerase chain reaction (PCR) to amplify a segment of the coat protein gene of the PMWaV-2.

Growth runs in a specific and patented design yielded single ZnO crystals up to 46 mm in diameter and 8 mm in thickness, with growth rates up to 400 μm/h.

Findaparentorchild is specific and single purposed.

If a sample was positive for N. meningitidis, the result was confirmed by a specific single PCR and a second multiplex PCR for genogrouping was performed using primers specific for the siaD and mynB genes [18].

The limitations of cross-sectional surveys are that they provide data only for a specific or single point in time and are unable therefore to reveal any meaningful change in the sample from year to year.

The first block of findings come from laboratory studies, using a dyadic setting in which one trained model demonstrates a specific behaviour and a single naïve individual (usually termed observer) is allowed to watch, and learn, from the demonstrations (Bugnyar & Huber, 1997; Campbell, Heyes, & Goldsmith, 1999; Galef, Manzig, & Field, 1986; Heyes & Dawson, 1990; Voelkl & Huber, 2000).

The microtool manipulation approach enables the pick-transport-place of a specific single cell precisely and effectively.

The focus of the review was restricted to unintentional injury studies given the strong link between the occurrence of such events and a specific single geographic location (e.g. a road intersection, body of water).

Telomere length was measured from DNA using a PCR-based assay as follows: Two quantitative PCR reactions are performed in separate reactions, consisting of an amplification of telomere sequence (T), and of a specific single copy gene in the genome (S).

1) As a rationale for the study and also a clinically relevant conclusion, the authors point to a recent GWAS study showing linkage disequilibrium to a specific single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) and hence indicating the possibility that the linkage could be a result of deletion of CFHR3/CFHR1.