Sentence examples for come from the specific from inspiring English sources
Therefore, specificity of TR for one pMHC could possibly come from the specific pattern of interacting residues exhibited by that particular pMHC ligand at the above described conserved positions for both pMHC-I and pMHC-II.
The DRT hypothesis (Hp1) is an exception, which suggested that proto-mRNAs might have come from the specific RNAs, DRTs, which could "direct" the synthesis of primordial functional peptides.
The INDEPTH numbers come from the specific HDSS populations as described above, which are not intended to be nationally representative, but which are collected and processed in a standardised way across the various countries represented.
I always say the universal comes from the specific".
I've just spent the last fortnight at Snape Maltings in Suffolk, home of the Aldeburgh Music festival, where I was reminded how much Britten's work came from the specific, the local, from working with friends and neighbours.
Rather, explanatory force comes from the specific computations that a system is said to perform.
The proposed value-based approach to urban heritage authenticity will determine two series of attributes: the first comes from the specific field of heritage, and the second relates heritage with tourism and the creative city ideal.
The second experimental evidence came from the specific knock down of ERK2, but not of ERK1, which increases the IM associated toxicity in resistant cell lines and has no effect in the parental cell lines.
Recently, recommendation methods relying on network-based inference in connection with knowledge coming from the specific domain have been proposed.
One of the main limitations in this study comes from the specific populations that were studied and the environment where it was conducted.
This coding limitation on duration of pregnancy comes from the specific, standard coding proceedings utilised by the Catalan Health Service, and excludes deliveries beyond 40 weeks that could also be coded as normal.
