Sentence examples for as a specific element from inspiring English sources
Preparation junior is considered today as a specific element of sports performance training based on model-driven organization, training and competitive activity.
Preparation of junior players is considered today as a specific element of sports performance training based on model-driven organization, training and competitive activity.
M. G. de Morais et al. reviewed the potential role of Spirulina, a prokaryotic microalga, as a specific element to be included into electrospun polymeric fibers to mimic the architecture of natural ECM.
Additionally, given that social support is an important predictor of PTSD symptoms, changes in social support, as a specific element of social functioning, may be crucial to include as a secondary measure, for instance to predict relapse in PTSD symptoms.
Even with the difficult nature of her new record, she sees all of her work as carrying a specific element of optimism.
Furthermore, the need for wide area measurements as part of primary protection is limited, as it protects a specific element of the power system.
On arrival, Capello sounded as if this was a specific element of his new job that he was determined to respect.
Other studies [16] [19] have illuminated the complexities of pathogen-host interactions and provided evidence supporting the hypotheses that intrinsic pathogen virulence factors, as well as specific elements of the host response make independent contributions to the development of clinical phenotype providing potential targets for future therapies [20], [21], [22].
Infants were classified according to their physiological stability and need for respiratory support at the time of discussions (table 1). 2 The conclusions of each discussion (where documented) were recorded, as well as specific elements of any treatment limitation.
The red emissive AuNCs, capped by 11-mercaptoundecanoic acid (MUA), serve as a specific recognition element.
Each position in the binary fingerprint encodes the presence/absence of a substructure such as a specific chemical element, a type of ring system, atom pairing, or atom environment, etc.
