It does not, as those suffering from bardolatry repeatedly claim, offer unparalleled insight into universal human truths (most "universal" things, when scrutinised, turn out to be specific to a dominant class anyway).
Regulation of subcellular BCRP distribution by the PI3K/Akt pathway might be specific to a subset of cells such as stem/stem-like cells.
The so far published results are in some cases quite general (Pehnt 2006), or conversely can be specific to a particular geographical area (Hondo 2005).
The DR may be specific to a study allowing up-front checking of the site's ability to comply with the protocol and the IG.
Moreover, each block is activated or deactivated on a per-field basis since computation happens to be specific to a given field.
Experimentally, predisposition for slip or twinning is observed to be specific to a given crystal orientation and loading direction (tension/compression).
It may be specific to a particular risk factor profile but it does not correspond to any given class of causal pies.
On the other hand, physical features such as sheet dimension, thickness, colour and paper mould construction [4, 5, 8, 13] are sometimes found to be specific to a geographic region and era.
(Abramson et al. 1978) Some persons tend to globalize causal dimensions across situations, while others understand them to be specific to a particular situation only (Abramson et al. 1978).
"Unless Google employees and/or hardware manufacturers have a little Manhattan Project-type camp set up, hardware support is likely to be specific to a few netbook or laptop models at first".
The number and acquisition timing of the images, for which a decrease in uncertainty could be realized, proved to be specific to a given landscape, and for each crop they differed across different landscapes.
