Sentence examples for merging of specific from inspiring English sources

What's subversive about Day's art, though, is its merging of specific sexual content and devotional intensity.

The merging of site-specific incorporation of small bioorthogonal functional groups into proteins via amber codon suppression with bioorthogonal chemistry has created exciting opportunities to extend the power of organic reactions to living systems.

Another possible explanation for the occurrence of two such major haplotypes is balancing selection, but given the overall pattern of recurrent selection, it would seem possible that these haplotypes have formed in independent populations and have come together either by a merging of populations or specific introgression.

The interesting findings of this study include the escape of quantum dots from lysosomes in the cytoplasm, as confirmed with the merging of both QD fluorescence and specific fluorescent staining of lysosomes in the cytoplasm.

Other interesting phenomena include the escape of the quantum dots from lysosomes in the cytoplasm, as confirmed by the merging of both QD fluorescence and specific fluorescent staining of lysosomes in the cytoplasm.

These findings establish the multimodal nature of granule cells and locate a merging of sensory and corollary pathways in specific cerebellar subregions.

One suggestion for avoiding this unintentional merging of organism-, tissue- and disease-specific entities and interactions would be to specify databases at the reaction level with respect to a single canonical cell free of disease, and to support such a model in the specification of data exchange standards.

The second but distinct cognitive task is the real-time merging of pattern fragments (also called 'packets') into unique (patient specific) mental models.

Due to frequent merging of parishes and changes in boundaries, accurate figures based on specific areas are not available.

Specific OWL constructs provide the capability for the mapping or merging of entities, such as classes or properties.

The results suggest a merging of Stanley Spencer's Cookham with the galactic palaces of M. C. Escher, to make a universe both specific in its prosaic details and utterly fabulous.