Sentence examples for specie and from inspiring English sources

On average, 35% of the transcripts of a given stage are constitutively expressed in that specie, and this was true for both species.

This modification was identified in some but not all the PrP chains from the PrPSc of given specie and it was present in the PrPSc of all species tested [10].

But others' attachment to their specie and notes should be welcomed.

The Ohio Idea was part of the struggle between hard-money (specie) and soft-money (greenback) advocates during the post-Civil War era.

Secondly, flour used in Japan may originate from different wheat specie and when used for bread, the result would not be comparable to the results published in other countries.

In California the company handled the purchase, sale, and transport of gold dust, bullion, and specie and other goods that moved from the West to the East Coast by ship, crossing overland via the Isthmus of Panama.

But how was the region's silver and gold actually transformed into money--specie and bullion--and how did their production affect the American economy?

The first thing to underline in this definition is that species are not defined as standalone entities, but always in relation to other species (which provides some rationale, albeit retroactive, to the fact that the singular of species is species and not specie, which refers to coined money).

The outbreak of the Civil War shook public confidence in the Union, and citizens began hoarding specie, gold and silver coins.

In cluster 1, 6 out of 14 species have DNMT2 or TRDMT1, and one specie has DNMT1 and DNMT2.

Three distribution functions were used to compute the fluid velocity, specie 1, and specie 2, respectively.