The phrase "at that specifically" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used when you want to emphasize a particular point or detail in a specific context.
Example: "I was referring to the event at that specifically, not the general situation."
Alternatives: "at that particular point" or "at that exact moment".
We confirmed that it was present in the sample using two proprietary, unpublished TaqMan assays developed by colleagues at LLNL and tested by LLNL colleagues at Plum Island that specifically detect VSV NJ.
Randy Carver, the head of Carver Financial Services at Raymond James, says that specifically in health care, tort reform would bring down the cost of medical malpractice insurance, and eliminate testing that is only done to prevent getting sued.
Hayashi and Su have shown that Sig-1R is a chaperone protein located at the ER that specifically targets the mitochondria-associated ER membrane (MAM).
Ideally, reapply using a sealant recommended by the manufacturer, or at least one that specifically mentions cork on the label.
All of the specific 24 responses (those that specifically mentioned at least one of the two course objectives) indicated confidence in the microbiology course objective.
CBS News reported that authorities were looking at a Facebook threat that specifically called out Christopher Rhoden Jr., and later reported that it had questioned a man named Rusty Mongold about it.
This suggests that specifically at cell cell junctions a closed conformation of α-catenin is stabilized or that α-catenin is bound to another protein that blocks the VBS domain to exclude Vinculin binding.
Testing of pure tributyltin showed that the compound altered receptor sensitivity at very high potency, and at similar levels to drugs that specifically target that receptor.
Identical results were found for the EGFR-specific inhibitor PD168393 used at 0.1 μM, a concentration that specifically inhibits EGFR and Her-2 receptors [ 29](not shown).
To our knowledge, this is the first study that specifically looked at the issue of contextual influence on lexical access at the two ends of the ROM continuum.
