Sentence examples for as being specialized from inspiring English sources

Rather than viewing the human mind as being innately specialized for language language learning, it seems at least as reasonable to think of languages as being specialized so as to be learnable and usable by the human mind; of this, more in §3.4 below.

We hope that this database will serve as a useful complement to the existing public resources as being specialized for sodium channel biology.

Conversely, Ahlstrom et al. [ 88] noted Lampanyctodes as being specialized within Gymnoscopelini from a similar larval form and development to that found within Lampadena, arguing that characters reflect habitat instead of true phylogeny.

An additional subset expressing CD141 (mAb BDCA-3) was recently described as being specialized in cross-presentation and as a possible functional equivalent for Langerin+ dermal DC in the mouse 8, 9.

Functional endomycorrhizal fungi, however, are explicitly excluded as "endophytes," as they are specialized for nutrient transfer from sources outside of the root and, more specifically, are phylogenetically distinct from most groups of endophytes., The endophytic arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AM) are placed in a separate monophyletic phylum, the Glomeromycota.

Helping your team through a group perspective, such as capping the point, or attempting to get the enemy Intel, is an area where you shine, as you are specialized in doing these things (Scouts cap twice as fast as other players, and can make great carriers due to their speed).

In particular, some AQPs, such as AQP1 AQP4, are specialized for water re-absorption in the kidney, which has an indispensable role in urine concentration [ 30].

As DCs are specialized for antigen presentation and their immunogenicity leads to the induction of antigen-specific immune responses, various immunotherapeutic approaches have been designed for using DCs to present tumor-associated antigens to T lymphocytes.

Furthermore, as cilia are specialized structures present in many other tissues, defects in the protein components of the cilia and chaperones involved in their development can cause not only isolated RD but also conditions that include RD among their symptoms, such as USH or BBS.

Alternatively, the endothelial cells in the lymph collectors have tight junctions, as they are specialized in lymph transport instead of formation; thus, they are supported by a basal membrane and also surrounded by lymphatic muscle cells whose contractions propel the lymph fluid forward (McHale & Roddie, 1976; Ohhashi et al., 1980).

Some muscles, such as the coracomandibularis, are specialized as jaw openers, although most of the work of jaw opening is done by gravity.