Sentence examples similar to non-specific requirements from inspiring English sources
Yet just such an uneasy sense of non-specific moral requirement is a familiar ingredient of modern life, especially in the Christian West.
This shows the relatively non-specific amino acid sequence requirement for β-strand linkage to the acceptor interface, with polymerisation being blocked not only by the annealing of the β-strand peptide that normally occupies the acceptor interface in α1-antitrypsin (FLEAI) but also, with even greater efficiency, by the equivalent but quite different peptide from antithrombin (TAVVIA) [25].
Adoptive transfer of Th17 polarized AQP4-reactive T cells from a. unstimulated cultures or b. cultures stimulated with non-specific proteins was harmless highlighting the requirement of AQP4-peptide during the polarization process (Fig. 2).
This makes the approach widely applicable to proteins which have specific orientational requirements or which are rendered inactive by non-specific modification.
However, RNA-seq carries a few limitations, e.g., the requirement of a significant amount of input RNA and complications led by non-specific mapping of short reads.
"Quite deliberately non-specific.
You see, it's non-specific urethritis".
Symptoms can be mild and non-specific.
Assessment of primary probes non-specific binding.
Okay, that's non-specific.
