The phrase "a specific property of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular characteristic or attribute related to a subject or object.
Example: "In mathematics, a specific property of prime numbers is that they are only divisible by one and themselves."
Alternatives: "a distinct feature of" or "a particular characteristic of".
Thus, this tissue specificity cannot be interpreted as a consequence of a specific property of the target genomic site.
The peripheral stimuli responding by PVN cells specifically are the noxious stimuli, and this type of response defines a specific property of these cells.
The curly "d" symbols scattered through the equation are mathematical functions known as partial differentials, a way to measure the rate of change of a specific property of the system with respect to another.
Development of site-specific delivery systems may exploit a specific property of the target site for drug activation/release.
In conclusion, for the sandstones employed, ϕ c is a specific property of a group of rocks having a similar pore geometry.
This fraction reached 74.6% for a group of putative σB-dependent promoters, thus giving a hint to a specific property of these promoters.
In most cases such analysis depend on a specific properties of Hamiltonian, and complete description is often a difficult problem.
MPSA combined with PMC may be applied as a pre-processing step which finds parameters that are insignificant for an analysis oriented on a very specific property of a model.
Right now the company could be facing caps on how many nights its hosts can accept for a specific property, a state of affairs that both Conway and Wilson thought was misguided.
These are derived from a specific property (or a set of properties) or obtained by standard cheminformatics techniques such as the Tanimoto coefficient applied to structural fingerprints.
This data can be filtered or refined using a specific property or a combination of properties.
