Sentence examples for specific organizing from inspiring English sources

On a story like this, "Is it good for Obama or for Romney?" is not a sufficiently specific organizing question.

We discovered that sub-systems of the entire protein-protein interaction network may follow specific organizing principles.

While the pictures leave much to one's imagination, they are more highly specific, organized visual stimuli than are inkblots.

It was found that control of PEG 400 amount in the sols allows the creation of porous films with specific organized silver nanoparticles or clusters on the surface.

Hence, we got a highly connected component that is suitable for the application of our approach which is basically aimed to identify those actors who contribute to attract others to participate in a specific organized event.

The "politics-as-usual" rulebook dictates that politicians should avoid endorsing any policy that would negatively affect a specific, organized constituency.

Many model systems lack species specific organized phenotype based gene sets to enable high throughput analysis of large molecular datasets.

"We've heard from our streamers and viewers that they want the freedom to form specific groups, organizing around topics such as speedrunning, esports, cosplay, and painting," said Sheila Raju, Product Marketing Manager at Twitch, in a statement.

Crystal structures and binding studies of the double-BD containing proteins TAFII250 (a general transcription factor) and Brdt (a testis-specific genome organizing factor) shed light on this question.

Nodes of Ranvier in myelinated fibers exhibit a complex architecture in which specific molecules organize in distinct nodal, paranodal and juxtaparanodal domains to support saltatory conduction.

Fungal sex is determined by mating-type specific genes organized in so-called MAT loci.