Sentence examples for removed specifically from inspiring English sources
In order to better understand the discoloration phenomenon at the surface and the bulk of the marble it was necessary to analyse samples removed specifically from brownish areas and compare them to those from brighter and untreated areas.
"I don't remember exactly why I didn't recommend the clearance be removed, specifically," Adkins said.
Her first such client, Ruby, wants "some skin removed," specifically her nipples and everything "extra" on her genitals.
He repeatedly emphasized that the protesters were not being hurt as they were removed, specifically speaking to what he called the "dishonest press".
Genes having very low expression in both cancer and reference samples were removed; specifically, a gene was removed if its maximum(Expr.cancer, Expr.normal) was below 4 (normalized signal intensity).
The ribosomes are removed specifically from the area of the junction but decorate the rest of the RER.
For a square-wave burster, we can convert the upper active or spiking state to a quasi-steady state by removing specifically the fast-spiking components from the model.
Furthermore, to be able to discriminate between total cellular activity (sum of membrane associated and internalized activity) and internalized activity, all incubations were followed by a washing step with 10 μM PMPA at 4°C to remove specifically cell-surface bound radioligand by displacement.
These results are consistent with the ability of the dATRX3 allele to strongly suppress PEV, since it removes specifically the long isoform of the protein, which contains the dHP-1a interaction domain.
Autophagy can be selective and can remove specifically damaged organelles and/or protein aggregates.
As this interaction stabilises the intermediate state but not the ground state, we introduced a mutational variant (N44A) that, by removing specifically the hydrogen bond, reduces the stability of the intermediate state but not that of the ground state and thus inhibits the release process.
