Sentence examples for certain specificities from inspiring English sources

There are certain specificities, pleasure, conviviality.

"We as a culture have certain specificities, and photography reflects that," Mr. Monasterio said.

We argue, however, that the certain specificities within national, regional and institutional contexts are giving rise to the construction and bio-objectification of populations and publics in relation to biobanking, whereby engagement is understood in a very diverse manner that rises in connection with the individual context of a given biobank.

It is believed that both functions have led to a positive selection of certain specificities during evolution [80].

Intuitively, stochastic diversification of the repertoire would seem advantageous, maximizing potential immune coverage without prior bias towards certain specificities.

T-CUP 2.0 outperformed T-CUP also on this test set as shown in Table 1 (We calculated the sensitivities at certain specificities for the different algorithms).

Or do we owe it to the victims in Afghanistan to give their stories a certain specificity — not by jumping to conclusions, or denying Bales the due process he deserves, but by asking many more questions?

What Midas shops offer is honesty, a certain specificity, and half-hour-while-you wait service in a bright, pleasant shop.

Based on the sequences of the polypeptides that were recently selected by this (e.g. Au, Pt and Pd) and other groups, one may find certain specificity, e.g. hydrophobic and hydroxyl amino acids, common among noble metal-binders.

The defined size of the star bands from cleavage reactions of λ DNA suggests that the DraIII star activity is not random and has certain specificity.

It explains that certain categories of information must be provided to the data subject by the biobank (section 4), and that this information must be of a certain specificity (section 5).