Sentence examples for a specific means of from inspiring English sources
Dr. Savio Woo, a gene therapist at Mount Sinai Medical School, said the new method "is in principle very exciting, because it provides a specific means of inactivating a particular gene in a human genome".
"That a French film was named best picture shows the vitality of our cinema, as well as its major role in the influence of France, thanks to a specific means of financing that is its strength," said François Hollande, the Socialist Party's nominee for president, in a statement.
However, many works usually focus only on a specific means of transportation and fail to present different aspects of ridership patterns for other means of transportation.
Many regions of the European Union with a high degree of autonomy have elected very clearly to stimulate scientific research and technological development (R&D) as a specific means of promoting economic growth and the welfare of their citizens.
In fact, it has been proposed that induction of agr expression may serve as a specific means of dispersal from an established biofilm [5], [12], [22], [40].
A recent report also demonstrated that induction of agr expression leading to increased production of multiple proteases may also serve as a specific means of dispersal from an established biofilm [40].
Transgenic manipulation of the photosynthetic CO2-fixing enzyme, ribulose bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase (Rubisco) in higher plants provides a very specific means of testing theories about photosynthesis and its regulation.
This method provides a chemically specific means of monitoring surface interactions and dynamics on chemically and biochemically relevant time scales.
Inhibitors of this component of the SCF FWD1) complex would provide a more specific means of inhibiting NF-κB, and might sensitize cells to chemotherapy, as described earlier.
This suggests that a more specific means of demethylation is perhaps needed to avoid the up-regulation of genes involved in the drug efflux system upon treatment.
This principle has not yet been tested in chronic heart failure, but might be a rather specific means of tuning immunity within the diseased myocardium.
