Sentence examples for on particular characteristics from inspiring English sources
This shows the different levels of importance placed on particular characteristics between systems and within them, since the same characteristic may result in a different change in reimbursement in different scenarios.
The resource broker allows roles to publish their resources and discover other roles' resources, in addition to providing the ability to find the most appropriate resource based on particular characteristics and constraints.
As in the case of differential reproduction, differential longevity of species (i.e., longer duration before extinction based on particular characteristics) can generate large-scale trends over long time periods as species with this characteristic persist and become more abundant whereas those lacking it disappear more quickly (Fig. 13d).
Prediction tools are based on particular characteristics either in function or composition and chemical structure of proteins, based on which allergic potential can be identified (Brusic et al. 2003; Borges et al. 2007).
Previous checklists for observational studies and systematic reviews of them were also utilized (STROBE (4), MOOSE (5)), as well as scientific literature on particular characteristics of observational studies relevant in the assessment of effectiveness of interventions (17).
Furthermore, our approach allows choosing any other value of r and x, depending on particular characteristics (e.g. number of samples and number of sequences for each sample) in other experiments.
Groups of species recognized as taxonomically distinct on the basis of particular characteristics (say, "flowering plants" or "beetles") may have appeared at different times in the history of life and thus may be of different ages.
Depending on the particular characteristics of the person that walks as well as on the pace of walking, the excitation signal obtains completely different forms.
The only exception here is the result on the global continuity of q*, which seems to depend heavily on the particular characteristics of Mussa and Rosen (1978)'s problem.
We reported earlier on the potent in vitro anti-HCV activity of DEB025 [22] and on the particular characteristics of its anti-HCV activity [23].
This work further shows that attitudes to receiving and sharing genetic information in families might not rest predominantly on the particular characteristics of the information itself, but may instead be based on the individual's attitude more generally to having information about themselves which exists and is known by others.
