Sentence examples for process specificity from inspiring English sources
We chose three systems of categorization: photoreceptor cell-type specificity (rod- or cone-specific or shared), process specificity (phototransduction, retinoid cycle, or developmental photoreceptor cell-type determination), and a functional classification of each protein (opsin, G protein, etc).
Furthermore, individual protein domains of STRUBBELIG cannot be related to specific STRUBBELIG-dependent biological processes suggesting that process specificity is mediated by factors acting together with or downstream of STRUBBELIG.
Our fieldwork and comparison of two disaster recoveries at Aisin Seiki and Riken Corporation shows that while temporary sourcing diversification worked in the Aisin Seiki case, it was impossible at Riken due to the high degree of specificity required in the design and manufacturing methods of the disrupted product item, suggesting product and process specificity limits recovery alternatives.
To a limited extent these data also address the relative disease process specificity of the initiation of lupus autoimmunity.
The ranking from random-effects models was: cost, sensitivity, process, specificity, preparation and pain.
These studies did not however include a pure depressed group, weakening the support they can offer for the process specificity hypothesis.
In addition, the category- and the process-specificity of tDCS effects, as well as the role of the timing of neuromodulation with respect to the execution of cognitive tasks are still unknown.
The case for process-specificity is less certain.
The use of a multitude of different WM tasks most of which lack process-specificity may have contributed to these inconsistencies.
FASCIATA2 (Fand) and the Arabidopsis family of Msi1-related proteins provide more examples of highly conserved WDR proteins involved in plant-specific processes through specificity in downstream targets.
Furthermore, this process lacks specificity and is stochastically driven, resulting in the loss of a large number of sites for single-cell analysis.
