Sentence examples for particularity of some from inspiring English sources

In addition, this analysis emphasizes the particularity of some Spe-Lifind genes (like Pabpc1, Plscr1, Dapp1 and Dyst) and of JunB, Sbno2 and Egr2 whose expression is altered neither by Oct4 nor by Nanog silencing.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02131.015 It is a particularity of Arabidopsis and some other flowering-plant species that the secretory pathway of membrane traffic is comparatively insensitive to BFA treatment whereas endosomal recycling of endocytosed plasma-membrane proteins is rather sensitive (Geldner et al., 2001, 2003; Teh and Moore, 2007; Richter et al., 2007).

The composition of the Canyars ungulate community and its dietary adaptations clearly reveals some particularity of the HE4 in the northeast of the Iberian Peninsula.

Each paper exploits some particularity of this broad theme.

Another particularity of coverage is that some firms or workers may be fully excluded from all provisions of the general EPL regime, while others may be excluded only from some provisions.

A particularity of the NISS is that some 19% of the respondents prefer to report the income information using intervals (10 alternatives are provided).

Like Joyce, he revels in the particularity of everyday life.

It has the heft and particularity of a stone.

But the price paid for all this is the vivid particularity of language.

The particularity of each is captured with vivid precision by a terrific cast of six.

At the same time, the union has never displaced the particularity of Scotland or England.