The phrase "a specific solid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular solid object or substance in a context where specificity is important.
Example: "In our experiment, we will analyze a specific solid to determine its chemical properties."
Alternatives: "a particular solid" or "a defined solid".
The average value of analytes in the sample and sample duplicate was calculated as their amounts in a specific solid sample.
A specific solid- phase enzyme-linked immunoassay (Diapro, Italy) was used.
Assessment of these epigenetic markers, together with specific subclinical cancer biomarkers, such as circulating tumor cells, or minimal residual disease (gene expression signature of a specific solid tumor) in treated cancer patients improve our ability to predict the clinical response.
A subset of the proteome of a biological sample, such as serum, which binds to a specific solid-phase chromatographic surface (known as a 'protein-chip array'), is subsequently ionised and detected by time-of-flight mass spectrometry.
The lower numbers of all specific solid organs retrieved in the collaborative requesting group, resulting in the lower conversion rate, was therefore unexpected.
Gel slices were amplified by in-gel PCR using a common 5' primer (SOLiD 5'), and a specific 3' primer (SOLiD Barcodes 1 24) to incorporate a molecular barcode into each sample so as to permit sample multiplexing.
In any case the conclusions are provisional until a dataset for specific solid cancers showing DS02 flash doses, induced radioactivity and "black rain" becomes available.
Total activin A was measured by means of a highly specific solid-phase enzyme-linked immunometric assay using reagents supplied by DSL-France (Cergy-Pontoise, France).
There is an accumulating evidence that in specific solid tumors there is a very strong correlative statistically connection between aging as well as aberrant mitochondrial ROS regulation [ 37- 39].
In each chapter relating to specific solid tumours, an approach to achieving optimal outcomes is discussed by a consideration of the basic biological characteristics of the tumour and its clinical management, as well as the integration of the two.
Use of the equation requires the volume fraction of fluids, a capillary water retention relation and the specific solid surface area of the porous medium of interest.
