Sentence examples for species precisely from inspiring English sources

Our hypothesis is that human beings define themselves as a species precisely through their representations of utility and domination towards animals.

Species delimitation in Convolvulaceae generally, including Argyreia, is heavily dependent on floral characters; when fully developed flowers are lacking it can be difficult or impossible to identify species precisely.

We annihilate ourselves (and shall soon wipe out our entire species) precisely because of our 'higher' longings, because of the theological disease".

Because these CTFs are phosphorylated at Thr668 (Fig. 4B) and generate complicated patterns [25], [26], we treated samples with lambda protein phosphatase (λPPase) in order to identify and quantify phospho- and dephospho-CTF species precisely (Fig. 4C).

Instead we are reminded by the plot itself that this classification into different species was precisely how the human race was then regarded by those who had the power to order things; and the question is finally dispelled by the gradual gentle insistence that these characters might look like mice, or cats, or pigs, but what they are is people.

Model vanadia catalysts were synthesised using magnetron sputtering of the active species for precisely controlled and clean catalyst design.

The function of the causal principle of the homogeneity of the species is precisely that of ensuring that, say, when visual system and visible object come together, it is visual consciousness rather than auditory or olfactory consciousness that arises [for a detailed analysis of the complex issues surrounding the attainment of cessation, see Griffiths 1986, 66 and passim].

We therefore stimulated total MLN cells isolated from neonates and adults with CL075, which mediates stimulation preferentially through TLR8, or with CL087, which mediates stimulation exclusively through TLR7, to identify the TLR used in small ruminant species more precisely.

farauti s.s., and they resolved the relationships of this species more precisely.

Thus, liquid chromatographic separation appears to resolve protein species more precisely than gel electrophoresis methods.

However, further work is needed to estimate Y gene loss in this species more precisely.