Sentence examples for more specific distribution from inspiring English sources
Due to the proximity of stages in the CIA gene space, a more specific distribution to each stage is not possible.
The reviewers are correct, preplay may not reflect a uniform distribution of the multiple experiences the animal had, but rather a more specific distribution of related ones.
More specific distributions are l n,p -symmetric and p-generalized elliptically contoured distributions considered, e.g., in (Richter 2012, 2014), respectively.
For example, Ces1g has a more specific tissue distribution than Ces1d, and is significantly expressed only in the liver and intestine (Quiroga et al., 2012a).
This more specific tissue distribution is likely due to the rapid turnover of any ectopically expressed protein.
Examination of SMR subclass identity by each Bacterial class we surveyed revealed a far more specific SMR distribution than the overall bacterial SMR average indicated in Table 1.
Atf7ip's pattern of expression is consistent with a role in XCI maintenance as in situ hybridization shows that it is ubiquitously expressed in d9.5 embryos with more specific tissue distribution at later time points [ 46].
Also, the fibronectin-binding integrins have a more tissue-specific distribution than collagen-binding integrins, making target cells more susceptible to specific knockouts.
Cardiotonic steroids are specific inhibitors of Na,K-ATPase, a ubiquitous membrane protein consisting of a catalytic α-subunit and a β-subunit, and an accessory third subunit belonging to the family of FXYD proteins with a more tissue-specific distribution 14, 15.
For n-i-p structure, hysteresis showing higher PCE at reverse scan is usual, indicating that carrier collection (i.e., transport and/or transfer at interfaces) is more efficient with a specific distribution of capacitive charge such as space charge and trapped charge.
50 The use of WHR is also supported as it is less strongly associated with BMI than WC, and is thus a more specific surrogate for fat distribution.
