Sentence examples for inherently specific from inspiring English sources

This paper argues against the notion that images are inherently specific and full of meaning.

For other aspects, however, the risk of bias is inherently specific to different outcomes within the trial.

This would also suggest that there is nothing inherently specific about ED end points and their reproducibility, rather that the small magnitude of effects is a limiting factor.

Because many molecular functions (MFs) are inherently specific in their scope, a large number of functional labels have only a few annotated genes (or positive annotations); for instance, in the human GO annotation database (Ashburner et al., 2000), there are currently 8626 GO labels with at least 3 annotations, 4178 of which have <10 annotated genes and 7905 labels have <100 genes.

However, levels of cfDNA showed a greater dynamic range and correlation with changes of tumor burden than did the cancer antigen CA 15-3 or circulating tumor cells (CTCs) and were suggested as an informative, inherently specific, and highly sensitive biomarker of metastatic breast cancer [ 20].

That is not inherently sex specific".

Silicon has recently emerged as a strong candidate to replace existing graphite anodes due to its inherently large specific capacity and low working potential.

Making further variants in expert construction is possible, and will then be inherently context specific.

Some mechanisms associated with sexual dimorphism are inherently female specific, such as the link between female infertility and enhanced lifespan.

However, there is some indication that the RNA-guided nucleases are inherently less specific than TALENs (Cong et al. 2013; Fu et al. 2013).

Dye binding assays are less expensive and are very convenient; however, they are inherently less specific than three-oligonucleotide systems since signal is generated from any amplification event.