Sentence examples for be a rather specific from inspiring English sources

Both AtLPEATs were predicted to be in the secretory pathway and PE is known to be a rather specific target for plant secretory phospholipases A2 (PL A2) [ 26].

Promoter DNA methylation is known to be a rather specific event during carcinogenesis, since only selected genes are hypermethylated in a tumor cell [ 78].

This principle has not yet been tested in chronic heart failure, but might be a rather specific means of tuning immunity within the diseased myocardium.

The present data combined with previous studies [ 8, 18, 44] suggest that ROS generation by ErPC3 may be a rather specific process taking place at the mitochondrial level, including cardiolipin oxidation.

Immunological-FOBT proved to be a rather specific test, with a 41.5% PPV for the presence of CRC or adenoma among assessed subjects, definitely a higher figure as compared to other cancer screening programmes, such as mammographic or cytological screening, where the PPV of a positive screening test does not currently exceed 20%.

The chromatin landscape of any given tissue macrophage is a rather specific fingerprint of these cells, which is directly linked to tissue-specific functions of these cells.

Therefore, selenocystein incorporation is a rather specific function and more general biological roles must exist.

This experiment also verifies that loss of contractions in response to neddylation inhibition is a rather specific event and not a result of ATP depletion in cells.

The formation of capillary-like tubes is a rather specific functional characteristic of endothelial cells [ 31, 48].

Although cVA is a rather specific signal known to activate only two channels [ 21, 36], it occurs in a variety of behavioral contexts [ 42].

The patients with immunodeficiences or with allergies are a rather specific cohort and their immunological data can hardly be generalized to the normal healthy population.