Sentence examples for be unique to small from inspiring English sources
The retrotransposon insertion and the diagnostic SNP allele appear to be unique to small domestic dogs.
While these results could be unique to smaller participant pools and flu-like infections, they likely apply to many important pathogens in high-risk populations of note such as institutional populations associated with long-term care facilities which are often not much larger than our participant pool.
This interaction of material properties and aerodynamics is unique to small blades and is one reason to include structural analysis in the optimization.
However, studies have shown that the small business requires a different way of dealing, since it is different from the big ones, having some characteristics that are unique to small businesses (Julien 1997; Torrès 2004; Torrès and Julien 2005).
As pointed out by Professor Chien, many of the currently proposed legal reforms do not address these problems that are unique to small businesses with limited resources to hire legal representation, such as their lack of relevant information and cooperation.
A study on praire voles, which are monogamous and mate for life, found that they will console one another by grooming when one individual is observed suffering from painful distress – a behaviour previously thought to be unique to a small number of highly intelligent species such as chimpanzees.
These programs are now common and include commercial and noncommercial branded interventions and interventions that are not branded, per se; the specifics of which may be unique to a single or small series of outcome studies.
For example, a new fish species (Apistogramma cinilabra) that has adapted to low-oxygen water is unique to one small lake in the Loreto region of Peru and found nowhere else in the world – making it and other species even more vulnerable.
Paneth cells are unique to the small intestine where they reside at the bottom of the crypts as demonstrated by lysozyme and MMP7 staining (Fig. 3E and F, left panels).
5) The SNP had at least 95% identity within the subspecies so that only alleles that were fixed or nearly fixed for a given subspecies were considered, and alleles that were unique to a small proportion of individuals within a subspecies were not.
