Sentence examples for some specific environment from inspiring English sources

In the high level, one can study the impact of some specific environment on the community within its impact zone.

It can be inferred that some specific environment might led to posttranslational modification of TCTP possibly at its C-terminal.

This finding has significant potential for drowning prevention because swimming training can reduce risk of drowning in different situations for various age populations rather than only targeting some specific environment and age groups (eg. swimming pool fencing).

However, Near Field Communication is here to stay and if Google and Apple's current and potential implementations are any indication, we'll be using NFC devices in the next two years, at least in some specific environments.

Furthermore, this could provide an explanation for the maintenance of Prochlorococcus populations in seasons when they almost disappear at some specific environments.

Although the average MAE of the phi and psi angles is big, the phi angle predictions from some specific residues (e.g. ILE, LEU, PRO, VAL) and in some specific environments (e.g. helix regions), which have smaller MAE, should be chosen.

Given that low oxygen tensions maintain undifferentiated states of embryonic, hematopoietic, mesenchymal, and neural stem cell phenotypes and modulate proliferation and cell-fate commitment [ 28], it is reasonable to assume that a much lower oxygen tension than that of ambient air in some specific environments of the cochlea may be more suitable for stem or progenitor cell populations to reside.

Together with BLASTX results these findings indicate that the sequenced members of the above genera are not well represented in this specific environment although some unknown relatives must be present.

In general, some specific wind environment characteristics such as non-exponential wind profiles in typhoon boundary layers can be re-illustrated with satisfactory precision by these improved algorithms.

Construct an explanation based on evidence that describes how genetic variations of traits in a population increase some individuals' probability of surviving and reproducing in a specific environment.

Some of them may perform functions related to a specific environment (e.g., survival in macrophages) or may show redundancy.