Sentence examples for specific phenomena from inspiring English sources

The distinction between phenomena and mechanisms assumes specificity; i.e., there are specific phenomena (somite formation in vertebrates) or mechanisms (collinear Hox gene expression) in view when judging the relationship between source (model) and target.

While Mr. Laibson describes specific phenomena, Mr. Mullainathan searches for patterns in human behavior -- for example, how investors make decisions.

Each of these methods enables the visualization of specific phenomena (shock structure, flow instabilities, mixing process).

They are associated with different plant specific phenomena including germination, dormancy, light and defense responses.

This tool makes it possible to identify and locate specific phenomena related to neuronal metabolism and activity.

Specific phenomena critical to scale-up are listed to help to identify and test for scale-up risks.

Are they really only transient age-specific phenomena, as terms like 'youth language' imply?

Such sequence-specific phenomena can be uncovered with a focused oligo library (OL) design that mitigates sequence-related variance, as exemplified herein.

Some readers identified celebrity-specific phenomena, such as @SEDemmler's the Dave Matthews Effect ("Any time you indecipherably mumble and grunt your way to prolonged success") or @ChaseLori's the Colbert Report Defect (pronounced "coal-BAYR rapport de-FECK" and defined as a "speech impediment that causes one to make hard T's silent").

Therefore, while nematodes have provided insights into many areas of neurobiology, there are also nematode-specific phenomena.

The use of the mixed dataset with a Mann-Whitney p-value cutoff for feature selection could discard source-specific phenomena.