Sentence examples for is described specifically from inspiring English sources

In this paper, a biodegradable and thermally stable polyurethane (PU) is described specifically for use in melt electrospinning.

Furthermore, the human version of the 5CSR task for the Cambridge Neuropsychological Test Automated Battery, also developed by Robbins and colleagues, is described specifically as a test of serial choice reaction-time [31], suggesting that further development is required for the rodent 5CSR task to be used as a test of attention/vigilance that translates directly to the human CPT.

The next day, when Josie was shown around the nursery she would be attending, a table covered in cars was described specifically as "the boys' corner".

"Musts" are described specifically while "wants" are defined in a general manner.

At the functional end of the spectrum, applications are described specifically directed at a job-finding problem, where the person being served should not discern between being served by a conscious human or a machine.

The advantages and disadvantages of hydropower engineering compared to other electric power sources are described, specifically the fact that the conversion of mechanical power of water into its electric power takes place at hydroelectric generating stations without the interlocutory heat production, and also the fact that this type of resource is renewable.

The Pumpkin Fest incident is being described specifically as a "white riot" (The Clash references aside).

Differences between homosexual and heterosexual brains have been described, specifically in the size of hypothalamic [5] or suprachiasmatic [6] nuclei, or in the degree of lateralization between the two groups of men [7], or in hemispheric asymmetries and differential activation patterns between homosexual and heterosexual brains.

In the PrediCTS study, tasks involving office work were described specifically.

Nevertheless, the role of ANRIL has not yet been described specifically in the context of IBD pathology.

The importance of wax layers on leaf surfaces has been described specifically for NHR against fungal pathogens where epicuticular wax affects fungal pre-infection structures [ 15, 16].