Sentence examples for selectivity only one from inspiring English sources
If MFA programs were ranked by selectivity, only one New York City MFA would make the top 25, and some traditional City powerhouses would be absent from the top 50.
Similarly, in cats, neurons in the primary dLGN-recipient layers of V1 are direction-selective, while in primates, strong direction selectivity only emerges one synapse later in non-dLGN-recipient layer 4B.
Our extensive study of UCR tissue selectivity identified only one RNA specific for the embryo.
The different properties and plasticity behavior of the DENV2 and WNV specificity pockets could be exploited to design substrates with selectivity for only one of the flavivirus NS3Pro.
We did not find the signature of the operation of positive selection in the residues responsible for the "ligand selectivity" except for only one site in subfamily 9 of zebrafish.
32 In the course of these investigations it was also shown that the presence of both ammonium groups was crucial to ensure high selectivities; catalysts containing only one ammonium group performed with only very poor selectivity.
Unfortunately, most inferences about fishing selection are based on an evaluation of selectivity or fishing mortality rate and therefore focus on only one aspect of adaptive evolution: the opportunity for directional change through an apparent measure of selection intensity.
Selectivity of label-free techniques may be considered low when they depend on only one biomarker.
We hypothesised that this contribution of functional affinity could be exploited, through the use of bispecific antibodies (bsAbs), to improve tumour uptake and targeting selectivity over normal tissue that expresses only one (or low levels of both) target antigen.
For green chemistry, catalysis research has been pursued to design and fabricate a catalyst system that produces only one desired product (100% selectivity) at high turnover rates to reduce the production of undesirable wastes.
Homogeneous metal catalysts offer greater selectivity and controllability because their molecular nature ensures that only one type of active site is present.
