Sentence examples for specific reviewed from inspiring English sources

Celf1 and Celf2 are ubiquitously expressed in most of the cells examined, whereas the other members (Celf3 - 6) are neural specific (reviewed in Ladd 2013).

The alternative transcripts apparently are species specific [ 155], and a number of them are cancer specific (reviewed by [ 172]), which supports the idea that they are constantly evolving.

The marsupial XCI is paternally imprinted (Cooper et al. 1971; Sharman 1971) and appears to be incomplete, unstable and tissue specific (reviewed in Deakin et al. 2009).

Genome-wide studies show that the PcG repressive mark H3K27me3 is associated with hundreds of genes in single cell types and that targets can be cell-type specific (reviewed in Schwartz and Pirrotta 2008).

Widely known as a negative regulator of mitochondrial reactive oxygen species (ROS) and mitochondria-mediated cell death, UCP2 function seems to be tissue specific (reviewed in Mattiasson and Sullivan).

Among characterised Nups involved in anchoring, Pom34 and Pom152 are thought to be restricted to fungi, whereas Pom121 and Gp210 are vertebrate-specific (reviewed in [40]).

This seems unlikely to be a common mechanism, however, since DSBs are found at many positions over 100 500 bp regions in yeast hot spots, and are probably position-specific rather than sequence-specific (reviewed in [ 2]).

Similar to QUADAS, [21] reviewers should tailor the guideline to suit their specific review question.

Ms. Herman would not comment on specific reviews that took place while she was labor secretary.

We believe in much tougher grading, and that is a detailed, specific review of the skills developed and the attitudes developed and the personal growth developed in the course of four months".

But the minutes also say: "On the other hand, the Bank had not produced a formal review of the period, and although there had been specific reviews of market operations, forecasting and emergency facilities, and much had changed as a result, that was perceived as a deficiency".