Sentence examples for be considered a specific from inspiring English sources

But critics said that as everyone entering parliament was subject to security checks there was no reason for people with faces covered to be considered a specific threat.

They concluded that RES could be considered a specific sign of parasympathetic hyperactivation via the trigemino-autonomic reflex, occurring during migraine [13].

Accordingly, a commitment to distributed representations should be considered a specific theoretical claim regarding the structure of knowledge rather than a core principle, as often assumed.

Our findings confirm that lip lesions may appear as the only manifestations of this photodermatosis and that it has typical clinical and microscopic features and should therefore be considered a specific form of cheilitis.

Since the MIMO-STBC-PNC scheme in [11] uses linear detection to estimate the sum-and-difference of the pair of transmitted symbols and then use either log-likelihood or selective combination to map them to the PNC encoded symbols, it can be considered a specific case of the STBC-CQ-PNC when (L=1) or (L=-1).

In a road network, congestion can be considered a specific measure of the time delay in a journey or time lost through traffic jams.

Thus, this is considered a specific finding of the acute phase of haemorrhage.

This finding is suggestive of late subacute haemorrhage and is considered a specific sign of pituitary apoplexy [45, 46, 47].

H2AX phosphorylation is considered a specific reporter of double-stranded DNA damage [39].

It is thought to be expressed exclusively in brown adipocytes, and is considered a specific marker of brown adipocytes [14].

In summary, although calpeptin is considered a specific inhibitor of the calpains, siRNA knockdown of calpain is more selective and allowed discrimination between the two calpains isoforms.