Sentence examples for elaboration of specific from inspiring English sources

The code was meant to fit the society of the turn of the 20th century, but, through the use of general clauses that leave the elaboration of specific norms to the judges, it demonstrated an adaptability to new economic, cultural, and sociopolitical postulates.

The elaboration of specific PCR-based full-genome sequencing protocols for diverse virus groups is likely to revolutionise the characterisation of viral isolates in modern collection, but also to contribute in the next future to the study of RNA viruses directly from biological samples.

These models will be used for the elaboration of specific therapeutic targets.

The humoral branch of specific immune response is based on the elaboration of specific antibodies by B lymphocytes.

However, IF of selected species enabled identification of glycan epitopes that were recurrently detected in cell walls of specific tissues and tissue types, indicating that changes in cell wall architecture, including structural elaboration of specific polymers, are linked to the emergence and/or differentiation of specialised tissues and cell types in land plants.

Probes were used to encourage clarification and elaboration on specific sources of support.

The results highlight the potential of establishing viticultural zones with differences in vineyard treatment and management and the elaboration of site specific wine styles from those zones.

Significant discussion regarding the ethics of research in developing versus developed countries has occurred in recent decades, leading to the elaboration of guidelines specific to research in international settings [14 16].

These include elaboration of lens specific proteins, the many changes in cell structure as lens cells become fibers, the realignment of the fibers, evolved changes of nuclear shape and finally removal of the nuclei.

Drawing on the work by Behague et al. (2009), Street (2009) and Erwin (2006), elaboration of this specific case study will illustrate the importance of ensuring that blood procurement policies and practices reflect local beliefs and cultural context rather than relying only on uniform, one-size-fits-all global policies and strategies.

In this review, we give insights into the goal-directed design strategies of organic linkers and metal clusters for the elaboration of task-specific MOFs with targeting effects and high recognition capability, as well as the related progress of MOF-derived membranes.