Sentence examples for one specifically in from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, none of the dihydroflavonol reductase isozyme genes were found to be skin-specific, with one Unigene being expressed in both skin and seed (TC42055), one specifically in the seed (TC38926), and one specifically expressed in the pulp (TC41304).

It literally means 'return,' but the whole point is that one specifically in the 10 days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur will admit their wrongdoings and ask for forgiveness," she said.

Three published, peer-reviewed studies in the last decade (one specifically in children) have documented that thorough washing out of cuts and scrapes with regular tap water is just as effective for reducing the risk of infection as more sophisticated methods of cleaning.

In other words, the government needs to cite a reason — one specifically written in law — for denying access.

Finally, if after a good faith effort to locate an IRB, but one does not exist at all in the country of interest, guidelines exist to assist in establishing one specifically for the study in question (Table 4).

For each experiment, two separate sets of sonar images have been computed, one specifically for training (in order to compute the target space ) and one specifically for testing.

Although genes involved with ROS and other molecular mechanisms in hiPSC and NPC have been studied in patients with schizophrenia [ 26], the ones specifically disrupted in neuronal differentiation were not assessed directly in adult brain samples.

Tomorrow: One big reason airlines fail to get 40percentt of their customers to their destinations on time is that, surprisingly, no one is specifically in in charge of making sure passengers get there on time.

Since there may be significant potential in therapies targeting the novel pathological pathways, it is crucial to understand the molecular mechanisms involved in cardiac pathophysiology, especially ones specifically operated in the hearts.

"Lots of doctors were involved, and no one was specifically in charge," Lerner said, citing one hallmark of VIP Syndrome.

That could allow startups and big tech companies alike to get by with fewer engineers or worry less about hiring ones specifically versed in iOS or Android — two very different codebases.