The phrase "a specific library of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular collection or set of resources, such as books, software, or data, that is organized for a specific purpose.
Example: "The researchers accessed a specific library of genetic sequences to conduct their analysis."
Alternatives: "a particular collection of" or "a designated repository of".
The number of ESTs from a specific library (stage of regeneration) found to form a contig can be correlated with the expression level for that sequence at the stage from where the cDNA library was made.
The worker module maps a dynamic DEF library routine invocation to a call of a specific library routine deployed in one of the supported runtime environments.
The execution of RepeatMasker is one of the most time-consuming parts of the pipeline, and although faster alternatives exist, the present results suggest that in the absence of a species specific library of genomic repeats, this step may be eliminated entirely with no detrimental effect on clustering quality.
In total, 56% of the 2nd oligonucleotide set represent genes from a specific library; however, a large number of those genes (24%) are from the two G. raimondii libraries that were prepared from heterogeneous tissues and which were more deeply sampled that most of the other cotton cDNA libraries.
The expression level of an sRNA in a specific library was defined as the number of this sRNA divided by the total number (in millions) of genome-mapped sRNAs in this library, which was designated as 'RPM'RPM
A G. salaris specific library of repeat families, including simple repeats, interspersed repeats, and satellite DNAs was identified from the assembled draft genome using Repeat Modeler (Smit and Hubley 2008 2010).
Amazon offers a Kindle-specific library of more than 20,000 public domain eBooks.
The submitted ROIs are compared to a cell line-specific library of genomic features obtained from the UCSC Genome Browser [ 2].
