Sentence examples for as a single type from inspiring English sources

Although psychiatrists classify phobias as a single type of anxiety disorder, hundreds of words have been coined to specify the nature of the fear by prefixing "phobia" with the Greek word for the object feared.

"These paradox associations occur in settings where there are multiple other factors at play, so dismissing interesting observations as a single type of paradox doesn't make a lot of sense," Ioannidis said.

Consequently, these channels were grouped together as a single type of voltage-dependent calcium channel.

One interpretation of these data is that using a more purified population of cells, such as a single type of imaginal disc, reveals transcription factor binding specificities that are more likely to be blurred when the cell type diversity is greater as in embryos.

The latter also includes the recognition of several semantic types including genes and gene products (as a single type).

Regardless of the source, however, they are very similar in their appearance and can thus be grouped together as a single type of simulation.

In this case, species are conceived of as exhibiting a single "type" or a common "essence," with variation among individuals representing anomalous and largely unimportant deviations from the type or essence.

Because if we think of sex as just a single type of physical action, then we miss how sex or "mating motives" as many scientist call it now days, affects our larger lives.

However, many variations could be explored, such as using a single type of parental versus antigen-transfected cell line; the critical factor is that a 1∶1 ratio of target to reference cells be maintained intratumorally in the absence of antigen-specific T cells.

Most academic databases give you the ability to ask for very specific information by presenting multiple search query boxes as well as archives containing only a single type of resource (such as only journal articles or only newspapers).

The study suggests that any efforts to promote ICS should seriously consider offering rural households a choice of ICS as opposed to a single type, inducing suppliers of ICS to extend them on credit, and offering ICS for cash at harvest time, as their cash flow depends on seasonal income from agricultural activities.