Sentence examples for its specific features from inspiring English sources

The usage of RNALfold stems from its specific features: (i) it does not require homologous sequences that would be not available for lncRNAs, and (ii) it performs a local folding with lower computational costs than the other ones.

One of its specific features is that it contains a binding site of unusual high activity for the substrate-binding site of Siah, a ring domain protein functioning in E3 ubiquitin ligase complexes that mediate degradation of a wide range of cellular proteins.

It shows that erm(41) sequence differentiated these two subspecies, and its specific features were predictive for clarithromycin susceptibility or resistance.

Each of six regions around the state gets $50,000 to promote its specific features, with the rest going toward a statewide effort.

While the Lewis Langmuir model as a whole was inconsistent with quantum theory, several of its specific features continued to be useful.

The WSN radio medium, because of its specific features, is relatively vulnerable to such attacks.

GT, with its' specific feature of simultaneous data collection and analysis, enables the researcher to pursue new ideas emerging during data collection, which in our study was conducted by focus group discussions (FGDs) (24).

Compared with existing databases, it has its own specific features and advantages.

BRAD was built to help users to mine data from the genome sequence of Brassica rapa easily and effectively, it had its own specific features and advantages when comparing to existing databases.

Even though rectal cancer is similar to colon cancer it exhibits its own specific features, for instance, up-regulated nuclear b-catenin [ 26], as well as a higher level of Cox-2 than in colon cancer [ 27].

The joint statement also took issue with America's attitude toward the promotion of human rights, insisting that "every state has a right to encourage and protect them based on its own specific features and characters".