Sentence examples for astonishing specificity from inspiring English sources
51 Interestingly, cells respond to such mechanical stimuli that may vary over orders of magnitude with astonishing specificity suggesting that cell type-specific mechanisms exist, which convey fine-tuned mechanoresponses.
The unique and astonishing specificity of IdeS further underlined by this work, means that the other classes of antibodies are not cleaved [11], which reduces the risk of creating a serious Ig deficiency (none of the rabbits treated with IdeS showed any signs of infection).
How is this astonishing specificity reached?
In fact, the quick study he'd just made of the nature of everything from pressure gauges to animal skins to atmospheric conditions as they relate to football weight, was astonishing in its specificity and depth, especially for a man also preparing his team for the Super Bowl.
In our opinion the really astonishing feature is the notable template specificity of the probe that leads to the observation of a detectable τD component in the decays obtained with genomic DNA (even when non-purified), which prevails in all cases.
Although quantitative real-time PCR (qRT-PCR) has most commonly been used to profile annotated miRNome, newer technologies which promise increased sensitivity and specificity are becoming available at astonishing rates.
The versatility of C. leucoviridis' mimicry appears astonishing at first, given the complexity and species-specificity of Cicadettini songs.
Among the major issues that complicate cancer treatment is the fact that cancerous cells are very difficult to therapeutically target with any specificity as they are in many respects similar to normal cells and have an astonishing ability of "hiding" their peculiarities.
Identification of these specificity-determining positions (SDPs) for a protein family is important not only because it provides insight into the mechanisms by which nature achieves its astonishing functional diversity, but also because it enables the assignment of specific functions to uncharacterized proteins (Hannenhalli and Russell, 2000).
(His evidence for the power and specificity of this battle of ideas includes a number of political cartoons, drawn by the participants: it is astonishing how often the political figures of the time, from Benjamin Franklin to Paul Revere, communicated in comic images).
