Sentence examples for specific and new from inspiring English sources

We identified 23 measurable, specific, and new protease activities using combinatorial screening of 27 human proteases against 24 therapeutic protein targets.

But Legrain insists that a directory of ownership offers "unique," and "specific and new" ways to monetize its efforts, but declined to go into detail as to Mine's plans.

Tammar specific and new conserved microRNAs were identified by deep sequencing and miRNA mapping [ 31].

Also, there has been no attempt to determine the extent to which studies have contributed specific and new information about the nature and points of hospital encounters that may present particular challenges in meeting the needs of patients with disability.

Although the instrument was regarded as user-friendly, its underlying background, management and completion are not easy to understand due to many specific and new terms that require training and practical expertise, so more practical examples and exercises may be required.

VKR kinases can be activated following the binding of amino-acids to the extracellular VFT domain [ 12, 14], and this opens interesting perspectives on a novel mechanism for RTK activation as well as on possible specific and new functions of these receptors in cellular signalling.

Specific and newer risk factors for contemporary elderly have been less thoroughly investigated, especially in the People's Republic of China.

All Uniprot proteins matching the human domain models were then added to the original model sequence to make them less species-specific and new HMMs were built based on the expanded list of sequences.

In addition, this tool has been used to find crop-specific and new traits, and as a test case, 150 traits of the IMIS database were analysed using the subset maize trait ontology (CO_322) and TO; 74 traits were matched to those of maize trait ontology and 35 to those of TO (Fig.  2).

By the 17th century, specific horse breeds were being recorded as suitable for specific purposes, and new horse-drawn agricultural machinery was being designed.

Recently developed rapid-screening assays can identify organisms capable of degrading specific wastes and new gene-probe methods can ascertain their abundance at specific sites.