Sentence examples for specific corresponding from inspiring English sources
Besides the benefits of using one or other of these non-conventional interfaces, a combination of them could further improve human-system interaction, through exploring each approach's advantages for specific corresponding tasks.
Pro-metastatic factors activate various specific, corresponding types of receptors, including cytokine receptors, tyrosine kinase receptors, and G protein-coupled receptors.
Furthermore, while there was certainly a time in our civilization's history where a language only applied to a specific, corresponding culture, in this day an age, the high degree of exposure, interaction and connectivity afforded us (in large part thanks to technology) has allowed language to mutate to such a high degree that it has effectively decoupled from culture.
At least 55 genes were found to peak in early G1; however, this is likely to be an underestimate as we could not directly cross-validate this time-point with a specific corresponding time-point from the starve-synch data.
Similarly, in the dopaminergic midbrain system of the mouse, the ratios of expression of several dopaminergic marker genes were cell-type specific, corresponding to the neurons pattern of projection [21].
As soon as the system reaches this state with the specific corresponding combination of active and inactive proteins it stays there, and is likely to do so even in the presence of perturbations.
Age-specific corresponding norm values are 14 s to 15 s (female) and 14.3 s to 17.5 s (male) [ 65].
They are partly target- and partly backbone-specific, corresponding to the 3' target-specific region of the OCP, and 7 12 nucleotides of the adjacent backbone sequence.
Each marker was then assigned a specific label corresponding to the corresponding hindlimb joint.
Any variance not explained by these is modelled separately, i.e. as trait-specific, by fitting corresponding specific factors.
Or they could summon up a specific smell corresponding to an image on the screen.
