Sentence examples for particular by virtue from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, mouse models are currently the leading in vivo tool for exploration of disease in general and retinal diseases in particular by virtue of their cost and availability, the ability for genetic manipulation, and the relative ease of their use.

The French historian of ancient religion Georges Dumézil was the pioneer in suggesting that the priestly, warrior, and producing classes in ancient Indo-European societies regarded themselves as having been ordained to particular tasks by virtue of their mythological origins.

Blue, green, yellow, and so on do not exist as distinct colours in nature, waiting to be labelled differently, as it were, by different languages; they come into existence, for the speakers of particular languages, by virtue of the fact that those languages impose structure upon the continuum of colour and assign to three of the areas thus recognized the words "blue," "green," "yellow".

Furthermore, minimal risk refers to interventions or experiences routinely encountered by us in daily life and hence common to us all.[ 14] It does not refer to any risk encountered by any person and therefore does not include possible but unlikely risks posed to particular individuals by virtue of their personal attributes or past experiences.

All the multitude of different tropes that comprise some single complex particular do so by virtue of their sharing one and the same place, or sequence of places, in Space-Time.

Still, every Jewish New Year, in addition to securing temple seats, planning family gatherings and holiday fare, many of us begin plotting honey cake in a subconscious desire to make that particular dessert tastier by virtue of forethought.

In particular, the hammerhead ribozyme, by virtue of its small size and ability to be designed to cleave virtually any target RNA, has been widely touted for the therapy of both genetic and infectious diseases.

Among the many currently available GM rice lines, transgenic rice lines that overexpress a trehalose-6-phosphate synthase/phosphatase (TPSP) fusion gene have attracted particular interest from researchers, by virtue of their superior tolerance to a variety of abiotic stresses.

Intellectuals bear a particular responsibility of leadership by virtue of their specialized expertise and insight regarding the scientific, cultural, and historical forces that have led to our predicament.

Ruling at the end of a two-day civil trial that he heard without a jury, the judge, Richard G. Doumar, said, "There is substantial evidence in this case presented by the expert testimony that the government of Sudan induced the particular bombing of the Cole by virtue of prior actions of the government of Sudan".

If you put something in the plant that says, effectively, that a plant has some particular trait, it will show by virtue of the marker.