Sentence examples for absolutely selective from inspiring English sources
If a drug were absolutely selective, binding at only one receptor (e.g. salvinorin A), it would have the minimal B value of 4, regardless of the absolute affinity of the drug for its one receptor.
This reaction proved to be absolutely selective for the deoxygenative reduction of CO to methylphenylsilane as the ultimate C-containing product [Eq. (2)]. 2 2 The formation of PhSiH2CH3 was evidenced through the development of a resonance at −7.32 ppm in the C{H} NMR spectrum, which appeared as a quartet of triplets (JHC=122.0, JHC=5.6 Hz) in the corresponding C H gated spectrum.
These shear rates overlap the shear rates (measured with the Couette cell) associated with the non-monotonic range of Figs. 3 and 4, although we will later show that this is not absolutely necessary for selective retardation in capillaries.
These combined observations are absolutely consistent with selective and individual RNAi-mediated knock-down of HPV E6 and E7 in human cervical cancer SiHa cells.
Further, we demonstrate that the carbamoyl moiety is absolutely required for selective tumor cell targeting and describe a trimeric carbohydrate cluster, which displays a still greater efficiency in tumor cell targeting and/or uptake.
The American College of Gastroenterology recommends that patients requiring NSAID therapy who are at high risk should receive alternative therapy - or, if anti-inflammatory treatment is absolutely necessary, a selective cyclooxygenase type-2 inhibitor (coxib) and/or co-therapy with misoprostol or high-dose PPI is recommended [ 11].
Ted – Absolutely, buyers are being more selective, there aren't as many buyers out there willing to spend money.
Wasting his opportunity to tell the truth, he offers absolutely nothing new, and his selective use of facts and quotes are a transparent effort to continue his long campaign to confuse people, unfortunately consistent with his past behavior.
[Author's Response] All these pathways (Tab. 1) must be expressions of the same mechanism that generated them because believing that they might be derived from different selective pressures is absolutely absurd as no selective pressure can be clearly identified as having generated them [ 33].
Specifically, a whole cluster of interrelated questions arises, the most important (in our estimation) ones being: (1) was this interaction absolutely random, or stereo-chemically selective (at least weakly), and (2) did this interaction have anything in common with the real genetic coding?
