Sentence examples for one precise from inspiring English sources

As the BC domain is a very well conserved motif, it is difficult to distinguish the actual substrate specificity of one precise BC-encoding sequence only on the basis of primary sequence characteristics.

When I was writing "Townie," an interesting thing began to happen where one precise detail would lead to another.

"This is a move," he said, tilting his head one precise tick rightward, then another, then another.

Silently, lingeringly, he examines the bare, tattooed arm, "no two parts of which were of one precise shade," lying across his body.

"I got to work at 7 04," he says, and so his narrative spools, one precise moment after the next, until he gets off the bus at night and opens the door to his house in Brooklyn.

"Never darken our doors again!" the word "actress" was sternly instructed, and away it duly skulked into oblivion - though I'm told it may still be fetched out in one precise context: where a liaison occurs with a bishop.

The destruction of many others in the course of enslavement or ethnic cleansing may or may not be deemed genocide depending on one's precise definition.

To store the droplets one-by-one for precise analysis, we designed an automatic microfluidic device using hydrophobic passive microvalves.

No one has precise numbers on how many women were abused among Foca's 40,000 or so inhabitants, half of whom were Muslims.

No one has precise figures on how many of the roughly 40,000 obstetricians in the United States are leaving their practices, although several surveys are under way.

No one advocates precise allotments of contemporary music.