The phrase "a specific subnetwork of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular subset or division within a larger network, often in technical or scientific contexts.
Example: "The research focuses on a specific subnetwork of neural connections that influence decision-making processes."
Alternatives: "a particular subnetwork of" or "a distinct subnetwork of".
In addition, a specific subnetwork relevant to the activation of the pheromone response pathway following osmotic shock in hog1 strain [ 32] was identified (JACS 5).
First an enrichment step reduced the metabolic network to a tardigrade-specific subnetwork of 868 nodes and 1127 edges.
It remains possible that measurements targeting associations between medial temporal lobe regions to individual neocortical regions within the DN or specific subnetworks of the DN would exhibit specificity with memory.
W. Kong et al. constructed the common and brain region specific subnetworks of Alzheimer's disease.
In this study, both common coexpression and specific subnetworks of six AD-affected brain regions were extracted and analyzed to find the underlying AD pathogenesis.
12, 13 In the case of FC analyses, by combining a connection-level threshold with network-based statistics, it is possible to make inferences about the extent of specific subnetworks of connected ROIs.
Owing to the inherent complexity of a BioPAX model, searching for a specific type of subnetwork can be non-trivial and difficult.
The authors of [ 14] then consider a statistical test for each specific subnetwork, where the null hypothesis is assuming that there is no change in time of a gene's self-contribution to its expression level and there is no change of its influence to other genes in this subnetwork.
In order to illustrate the added value of DeDaL for visualizing expression data on top of relatively large networks, we constructed a tissue-specific subnetwork from HPRD global network of protein-protein interactions (PPIs) using the following approach.
However, topological analysis was usually limited to the disease specific subnetwork, without observing it in the context of a larger, more complete network.
