Sentence examples for its individual characteristics from inspiring English sources

It seems that the function of a miRNA in the context of cooperativity can better be defined by its interactions with other miRNAs (or 'the company it keeps') rather than by its individual characteristics.

"The adaptive ability of every animal is the result of the action of natural selection and phenotypically it expresses itself in the color of the animal…in its individual characteristics, as well as in the particular behavior that it develops".

In our approach, different apparel products are each represented by a specific feature template preserving its individual characteristics and styling.

One of the Barclays' lawyers, Jennifer McDermott, said the self-made entrepreneurs had begun the battle because they did not agree with the principle of feudalism, not to mention some of its individual characteristics, including the old right of the seigneur to take a "treizieme" – one-thirteenth of every land transaction.

The block has been examined in its individual characteristics to consider the resonant effect of the building subjected to a wide range of water depth, dw, from 5 mm to 80 mm.

The scars are there but life continues". One of the Barclays' lawyers, Jennifer McDermott, said the self-made entrepreneurs had begun the battle because they did not agree with the principle of feudalism, not to mention some of its individual characteristics, including the old right of the seigneur to take a "treizieme" – one-thirteenth of every land transaction.

At one point he defines happiness as the "healthy, normal" state of contentment or wellbeing experienced by an organism that is able to satisfy the needs and drives that are constitutive of its "individual, characteristic nature and life" (M, 366).

In a telephone network, by contrast, the link to each home has its own individual characteristics, starting with the length of the required copper wire.

Each type has its own individual characteristics, and for each there are certain kinds of suitable dramatic material.

Its five major assumptions are that: adoption takes time; people pass through various stages in the adoption process; they can modify the innovation and sometimes discontinue its use; the perceived characteristics of the innovation influence its adoption; and individual characteristics influence its adoption [ 39].

Therefore, its standardization to individual characteristics should improve its disease predictive value.