Sentence examples for be that a specific from inspiring English sources
It could be that a specific group of therapists, with specific personality traits, did not respond.
It may also be that a specific subtype of TRN neuron induces slow wave activity, and that the microcircuitry of TRN enables this subtype to fire more while suppressing other TRN neurons during optogenetic stimulation.
Because different MA subclasses dominate in certain stages of the growth of mycobacteria or stage of disease, it could also be that a specific synthetic MA antigen could provide more reliable data, reveal information on the progress of the disease and be better able to distinguish between TB positive and TB negative patient sera.
Interestingly, it may be that a specific trans Pro32 residue is important for β2m to nucleate amyloid fibrils at neutral pH, as both P32G and P32V β2m which form trans Gly32 or Val32 cannot form amyloid-like fibrils spontaneously, although P32G can elongate stabilised seeds more efficiently than wild-type β2m under the conditions employed [37,40].
On the other hand, our favored hypothesis would be that a specific combination of transcription factors and guidance molecules in young postmitotic neurons would be sufficient to target one interneuron to a specific prosencephalic area and more precisely in a specific cortical lamina.
I personally think that it's more likely that life forms with a finite probability than it is that a specific person forms.
Popular perception is that a specific political affiliation (political parties) leads to differences in funding decisions.
The only information that he can infer is that a specific user visited the city in a specific aggregated period.
The important point is that a specific location, the winter village, was returned to inter-annually following a period of post-winter mobility because of resource seasonality.
One hypothesis is that a specific substance in the body (hypocretin/orexin) has a hand in stabilizing wakefulness and sleep transitions, appetite, and satiety (the feeling of fullness).
Criteria for inclusion were that a specific new research question within the PSP scope was identified.
