Sentence examples for correlated specific from inspiring English sources

Because hydrolytic and synthetic activities are not always correlated, specific screening methods for synthesis activity of lipases are needed.

He affirms that if the generic and specific principles were not distinct, then God could not create something according to the generic principle without creating it according to a correlated specific principle while this is just what happens, since no animal can be created which is not an animal of a certain species or type (a man, or a monkey, or a mouse).

Using phylogenomic analysis, we correlated specific insertions with the acquisition of distinct functions that underlie the phenotypic complexity of vertebrate reproductive processes.

Because microbial consortia within the nasal cavity may be an important determinant of S. aureus colonization we determined the composition and dynamics of the nasal microbiota and correlated specific microorganisms with S. aureus colonization.

We also correlated specific transcript profiles with specific metabolite profiles to gain deeper insights into discrete aspects of grape berry developmental dynamics.

3, 6– 15 Only three studies have correlated specific chemotherapy-related vascular changes in the nontumoral liver with an increased intraoperative transfusion rate or longer hospital stay.

This is consistent with a structural biological analysis that correlates specific amino acid replacements with specific changes in the substrate and product specificity of the protein [ 57].

Meanwhile, Kurton's research team is on the verge of publishing a study that correlates specific genetic codes with emotional well-being.

But he could not find any evidence to correlate specific areas of the cortex with specific faculties (perhaps because one needs very delicate and discrete ablations in order to do so, especially in the tiny pigeon cortex).

We know that our experiences are closely tied to our physical make-up, and this may well be because there are laws of nature correlating specific physical states with specific experiences.

Or spot other patterns and trends, such as correlating specific diseases associated with high rates of DNA damage.