Sentence examples for particular rational from inspiring English sources

In particular, rational approaches involving modulation of transcriptional regulators, regulons, and attenuators will be discussed.

Lipsius correctly understood that 'living in accordance with nature' was equivalent to "living according to virtue," so that the goal was harmony with nature, with the universal law of the world and with the particular rational nature of man.

Though a person may have no choice about whether she has a particular rational impression, there is another power of the commanding faculty which the Stoics call 'assent' and whether one assents to a rational impression is a matter of volition.

In particular, the rational design of an MCF involves: (i) product selection, (ii) de novo biosynthetic pathway identification (i.e., rational, heterologous, or artificial), (iii) MCF chassis selection, (iv) enzyme engineering of promiscuity to enable the formation of new products, and (v) metabolic engineering to ensure optimal use of the pathway by the MCF host.

In particular, the rational numbers (E_{m}=2^{m}E_{m}(1/2)) are called the classical Euler numbers.

Targeted cancer therapy in general and immunotherapy in particular combines rational drug design with the progress in understanding cancer biology.

In particular, the rational numbers B n = B n ( 0 ) and integers E n = 2 n E n ( 1 / 2 ) are called the classical Bernoulli numbers and Euler numbers, respectively.

It mostly assumes that the design of a particular technology is rational and objective; one might call it an engineering or scientific solution to a particular problem.

In particular, we introduced rational mutations at the dimer interface to engineer new side chain interactions and measured the stability and function of the resulting mutants.

Moreover, a rigorous application of the technique requires a previous consensus about the meaning of I. Jacobson's statement "a use case must give a measurable value to a particular actor" (The Rational Edge, March 2003).

One might also wonder whether there is any such thing as a general standard for perfect goodness; perhaps perfect goodness is kind-relative, such that there is nothing that privileges the question of what counts as perfect goodness for God over the question of what counts as perfect goodness for humans, or angels, or Martians, or any other particular type of rational being.