Sentence examples for one particular form of from inspiring English sources

In research published in Nature on Wednesday, the Newcastle team led by Doug Turnbull and Mary Herbert describe a broad range of experiments on the safety of one particular form of mitochondrial donation, called pronuclear transfer (PNT).

However, unlike previous studies on inflammatory bowel disease, our efforts have been focused on the viral community associated with one particular form of this disease (CD), using a metagenomic approach combined with the massive sequencing tools.

Of course, medical marijuana laws are also gaining widespread acceptance, and the number of states which have legalized medical marijuana is now approaching half of all states (or has surpassed this goal already, depending on how you count -- some states have now legalized only one particular form of medical marijuana, for seizure prevention purposes).

However, his acknowledgment of an unreliable memory on another occasion and perhaps his motivation to deceive readers by hiding one particular form of sexual indiscretion raises questions about the veracity of his report.

At the time, however, they were but one particular form of the more general networks he was investigating, and there was no focus on building any of them.

One particular form of redress offered by Romanticism was its response to the alienation from the natural world that was precipitated by industrialisation and mass urbanisation.

But it's clear he never got himself stuck in one particular form or style that would eventually fail to cater to the tastes of the average audience.

Dare one note that this particular form of self-mortification intimates a kind of subcutaneous eroticism?

In the case of −N+1one may also use a particular form of (17b) shown in [19], (21) with B n, m ( p ) = F n + p, 0 m + 1.

Such properties usually involve scattering in one guise or another, and the particular form of scattering we consider in this contribution is one with which Vedene has concerned himself (R. Benesch, V.H. Smith, Jr., Int. J. Quantum Chem. 3S (1970) 413) for the past 30 years, namely Compton scattering.

To understand whether a particular sensory-motor mechanism is truly responsible for a particular form of behavior, one may simulate the mechanism in a machine and assess whether it is capable of reproducing the target behavior.