Sentence examples for be considered specific from inspiring English sources
These figures, which are quite stable under different modeling assumptions, must be considered specific to the 2009 H1N1 pandemic.
We recognize that there are a relatively high number of potential phosphorylation sites on HSP90β and that the antibody used to probe phosphorylation cannot be considered specific for the Ser226 motif.
Those joint clusters (or biclusters) with the highest propensity to match can be considered specific "job creation" markets, whose structure can be studied in detail —for example, analyzing the employment duration—.
Although the association between prenatal exposure to old generation antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) and major congenital malformations has been studied for many years, it is not clear whether any specific AED, or AED combination, is more harmful than others, or whether any pattern of malformations can be considered specific for any given drug.
Even though the study focuses on the statues from Orsanmichele, their issue nevertheless should not be considered specific to them.
However, whether or not tumour rupture has a prognostic effect, it should not be considered specific to the laparoscopic procedure.
Mucopolysaccharidoses (Hunter syndrome, Sanfilippo syndrome, Morquio syndrome), diabetes mellitus and ochronosis are considered specific causes of degenerative changes [79, 80].
Since excess unlabeled NF-κB oligonucleotide competed out DNA binding to the κB probe, NF-κB binding was considered specific.
Labeling was considered specific, since incubation of the sections with sense probe (K) revealed no detectable Brn3.2 labeling.
In contrast, BBG has been tested on cultured cells and even in vivo, with effects that are considered specific for P2X7 [27].
