Sentence examples for a specific breadth from inspiring English sources

SMORES-EP is the robot in play here, and the researchers have given it a specific breadth of knowledge.

This is in line with the results of a previous study [43] showing that different genes belonging to a given biological process (GO category) have a specific breadth of expression (number of tissues where a gene is expressed), suggesting that some cellular functions are more ubiquitous than others.

Recently, we have constructed and tested recombinant influenza vectors expressing 3 separate SIV CTL epitopes, all restricted by Mane-A*10 [36], [36], and can now begin to formally address the specific breadth of CTL responses required for adequate viral control in this model.

This means that testing a mAb against a diverse panel of viruses or defining the epitope by our method might independently assess the disease-specific breadth of a mAb at low resolution.

Liao and colleagues [ 32] report results of a content analysis of 10 FGCS provider websites, based in the United States and United Kingdom, with a specific emphasis on the breadth, depth, and quality of clinical information provided.

By combining our novel strategy with existing methods of epitope prediction based on physical properties of an individual protein, we believe that this method offers a robust method for characterizing the breadth of epitope-specificity within a specific polyserum.

Individual pieces can be visually gripping but there are series, too, that provide topical breadth to a specific theme.

"A specific club does not have the breadth of technologies to keep evolving," she said.

We also observed that Indole_Lox_CpG increased antibody breadth and signal intensity toward a specific antigen when compared to the mixture of three agonists.

Each of these 15 elements contributes in a different way to establish the degree, breadth, and depth of efforts to ensure the sustainability of a specific facility.

Another interesting facet of these businesses is the fact that they focus on a specific category -- whether eyeglasses, T-shirts, or pants -- presumably because depth, not breadth, leads to lower production costs.