Sentence examples for not used specifically from inspiring English sources
Herbs which were not used specifically as galactagogues including ginger, dong quai, chamomile, garlic, cranberry, aloe vera and peppermint were all included in the 24 common medicinal herbs used by the general Australian population as reported by Zhang et al.[ 33].
A previous effort to visualize by cryoEM the location of Hsc70 did not use specifically bound auxilin to recruit Hsc70 and could not achieve sufficient resolution to pinpoint the position of Hsc70 (Heymann et al, 2005).
If you game includes other things that aren't used specifically for the main game, explain them here.
But it should not be used specifically to describe members of the Navy, Air Force or Marines.
While it has not been used specifically with Aboriginal populations, the ODSF has been successfully used to structure the assessment of decisional needs within a range of populations in Canada and internationally [ 25] and specifically with women [ 26, 27].
The principles of co-citation and bibliographic coupling are used extensively in bibliometrics and scientometrics to document and visualize similarity between articles, topics, authors and disciplines [ 12– 15]; however, they have not been used specifically to find eligible studies for meta-analyses or systematic reviews.
The CSRI has not previously been used specifically in a breathless population, therefore we adapted the CSRI for this study.
We should have in mind that we have not used tests specifically designed for family caregivers when evaluating both the QoL and the family function.
Zhang's Nrf2 model was not intended to be used specifically with CsA or our cell system, so we had to re-calibrate several parameter values.
MAGIC is not intended to be used specifically in elderly patients with high risk of frailty or functional decline, but rather for a larger screening.
As with other apparel, embroidery is not the norm and is used specifically to give a different kind of look to the apparel it is being added to.
