Sentence examples for could be made specific from inspiring English sources
The AVPI could be made specific to an individual trial, although to achieve this would have substantial practical challenges.
Similar speculation could be made regarding specific states of ocean and atmospheric circulation.
Also, Sancisi's study suggested that CDH sufferers were 2.71 times more likely to have poor sleep than were episodic headache sufferers [24], but no distinction could be made for specific types of episodic headache.
By assigning the maritime connectivity of transit countries to the trade of land-locked countries, we should be able to generate a refined figure of the impact of maritime connectivity that could be made group specific.
Minor comments: Some of the headings could be made more specific.
When the RAD marker allele sequences showing the most frequent segregation patterns (linkage clusters) were compared across the two families, matches could be made between specific linkage clusters.
As said, this saturation condition mandates that motifs that could be made more specific without altering their set of occurrences do not bear interest and may be discarded.
This is reflected by the following passage in the manuscript by Zhang et al.: "If multigenesis is the cause for a multi-site cancer, the application of cancer treatment need not to be carried out via any systemic way but could be made at specific site(s) so that more normal reproducing cells could be saved from the non-discriminative killing by the current cancer treatment options.
In the future these parameters could be made gene-specific as required.
For example, firing rate control could be made contingent on specific behaviors or complex spatiotemporal activity patterns associated with specific behaviors (Zhang et al., 1998), in order to introduce fictive reward or neuromodulatory signals to influence learning or alleviate pathological activity.
For some time, the idea that biological membranes could be made up of specific subunits seemed appealing.
