Sentence examples for be regarded as specific from inspiring English sources

It was indicated that abundant infiltration of IgG4-positive plasma cells around malignant tumor could be regarded as specific findings in malignant tumor with autoimmune pancreatitis.

Substrates undergo structure- and element-specific interactions with electrode surfaces which are therefore not only interfaces for the exchange of electrons, rather they should be regarded as specific catalytic surfaces which together with the applied electrical bias potential determine the spectrum of available products.

At least 12 RP genes with a FI score of greater than 2.1 can be regarded as specific RP genes.

Raised cfDNA levels cannot therefore be regarded as specific to cancer, although different size distributions have been noted in cancer patients (Wang et al, 2003; Ellinger et al, 2008).

Hence, the results presented have to be regarded as specific to the Italian health care setting and potential similar findings in other countries and health care settings would need to be confirmed in separate analyses.

Moreover, the antiproliferative effect of D609 can hardly be regarded as specific for HER2-overexpressing cells, because previous studies in our laboratory showed that cell exposure to this xanthate is able to induce cell-cycle arrest in G0/G1 in different types of cells, such as HER2-non-overexpressing ovary cancer cells and mitogen-stimulated fibroblasts [ 39, 40].

Those compounds giving a skip/full-length transcript ratio of >2 after normalization to DMSO treated cells were regarded as specific enhancers of exon skipping.

It had all RD intact, had wildtype mutT2 and mutT genes, and did not have the IS1547 2.5 kb band, which is regarded as specific for Beijing strains [22].

Nuclear and/or nucleolar stainings were regarded as specific patterns.

Proteins without orthologs were regarded as specific proteins.

Proteins with high relative peptide query score were regarded as specific interactors [ 13, 14].