The phrase "a specific center" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular location or focal point that is distinct or defined in some way.
Example: "The research team is focusing on a specific center for their studies on climate change."
Alternatives: "a designated center" or "a particular center".
The inset table in Fig. 3 summarizes the time it took to reach a specific center temperature for the different thermal diffusivity values.
For example, when comparing 30 centers, n = 30 and m is 3.137 and the prior probability of being outlier for a specific center is 0.0017.
Finally 25.5% of the patients were accommodated in an ICU, 6% in a specific center for treatment of burns, 35.3% in a service of surgery and 24.6% in medicine.
Then the prior probability of a specific center k being an outlier when there are n centers is 2Φ(−m) where m = Φ -1 [0.5 + ½ * (0.95 1/n )][ 22].
Bayesian hierarchical methods allow for determination of whether outcomes from a specific center differ from others and whether specific clinical practices predict outcome, even when some centers/subgroups have relatively small sample sizes.
The corresponding prior probability of a specific center being an outlier is 0.0017: Pr center k is an outlier) = 2 *Φ(−3.137)[ 22], where Φ z) is the standard normal distribution function.
Each probe was made with a specific center-to-center source-detector distance of 3, 4, 5 and 6 mm, respectively.
For example, as illustrated in a webcast accompanying that manuscript (http://youtu.be/BI5bf-taGU4), one could identify which files describe patients from a specific cancer center that provided samples that were profiled for DNA copy number variation.
Dench, who is short, plump, and swift, has a very specific center of gravity.
However, this specific center had a high level of errors at a single spacer, and when ignoring the errors at that spacer, it reached 88% of pm (data not shown).
However, Nishitani argued, unlike the former two empires Japan's historical mission was to bring about a world that has "no specific center" but rather consists of various "politically and culturally unified spheres" (NKC IV, 298 300).
