Sentence examples for should not specifically from inspiring English sources

In consequence, these cells should not specifically display an HCV-specific defect in term of antigen presentation and activation of HCV-specific T cells.

We also screened the prey library with HopF2 Pto, which is a P. syringae T3SE that is unrelated, both with respect to function and sequence, to the HopZ family, as well as luciferase as a non-specific protein control since it should not specifically interact with any Arabidopsis proteins.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). said he supports stronger vetting of refugees and immigrants, but that the order should not specifically target Muslims, who are some of the U.S.'s best allies.

Family practitioners should not focus specifically on these risk groups.

The Joint FAO/WHO Expert Consultation on Carbohydrates in Human Nutrition recommended an optimum diet of at least 55% of total energy from a variety of carbohydrate sources for all ages except for children under the age of 2 years as fat should not be specifically restricted below this age.

But it should not be used specifically to describe members of the Navy, Air Force or Marines.

Above all the DEG letter insists international tax rules should not be altered specifically to target digital companies, a move it says would be penalising their operational innovation.

Although the general risk profile appears relatively low, preventative efforts should not overlook, but specifically consider this group of patients.

An integrative view also should include models not specifically created for psychopathy, e.g. Reinforcement Learning Theory (Baker & Holroyd, 2011; Holroyd & Coles, 2002; Holroyd et al., 2008), Reinforcement Sensitivity Theory (RST; Corr, 2010; Gray & McNaughton, 2000), and models of decision making (e.g. Rushworth et al., 2007).

However, until randomized clinical trials with histologic endpoints prove their efficacy, statins should not be used to specifically treat NASH [ 41].

Accordingly, we believe that HIV prevention workers, and public health professionals specifically, should not categorically rely on or attempt to enforce HIV-status disclosure as a means of HIV prevention.