Sentence examples for be specific for only from inspiring English sources
Each pair of PCR primers was designed to be specific for only one of the receptor subtypes.
Other proteins were found to be specific for only the Chlamydiaceae family or the two genera, Chlamydia and the Chlamydophila, which comprise this family.
Unfortunately, we do not know yet any target gene, which would be specific for only one of the different bZIP dimers.
Twelve traits had QTLs mapped to chromosome regions where either low or high fertility group specific CNVRs were found, however the following 4 QTLs were found to be specific for only one of the fertility groups.
Based upon our work on signature sequences for other groups of bacteria [ 56- 59], we expect that many of the signatures identified in the present work (Table 1) will also be found in different ε-proteobacteria, whereas several other will prove to be specific for only the Campylobacterales order.
Most antivirals target viral proteins and are specific for only one virus, or viral type.
Although the approach proposed by Cechticky et al. (2003) is specific for only one framework, it can be employed since the design phase.
So, some of the answers provided may not have been specific for only headache treatment, but potentially other symptoms or a combination of symptoms including headache.
CLPA uses chemical ligation chemistry to generate target specific reaction products which contain a 5′-biotin group to allow for easy capture and purification of the ligated product, universal primer sites to allow for multiplex amplification by PCR that is specific for only the ligated product, and identifier sequences that allow for easy readout using existing instrumentation.
To exclude that the observed mouse strain differences are specific for only one influenza subtype, we infected C57BL/6J and DBA/2J mice with another mouse-adapted virus subtype, SC35M.
The majority of mutants that alleviate silencing (and concomitantly function) of the centromere are specific for only one of the domains.
