Sentence examples for specific suggests from inspiring English sources

The miRNA response to hypoxia, which is often cell-type specific, suggests miRNAs are intimately involved in the cellular reaction to hypoxia [ 23, 24, 26] and some are in turn involved in feedback mechanisms that regulate HIF [ 27- 32].

However, the fact that the observed hormetic effect is not bacterial species specific suggests that it is more likely induced by the nematode surveillance of its own essential cellular functions, rather than by recognition of the specific compounds produced by bacteria.

The fact that cancer-specific oncogene transcripts have a higher functional content compared to those normal specific suggests that, in some instances, oncogene-derived cancer-specific transcripts may confer novel functional properties to protein products potentially having a role in cancer cells.

American policymakers have long sought common ground with Russia on missile defense, but Mr. Gates's remarks were unusually specific, suggesting that one option might be a jointly operated facility on Russian territory.

Most of the QTL were trait specific, suggesting that overlapping but generally unique genetic architectures underlie each trait.

However, gene expression regulatory mechanisms such as microRNAs are tissue and cell specific, suggesting that differences in microRNA expression linked to migraine should be explored in brain tissue.

Former head coach and current ESPN analyst Jon Gruden was more specific, suggesting to Pompei that Tebow could be used as the PP (personal protector) on punt coverage and as the holder on kicks.

Interestingly, IB morphology was nucleus specific, suggesting a shared driver such as local protein concentration.

Here, cleaner fish inspections on different parts of a thresher shark's body were patch specific, suggesting that the cleaners may be foraging selectively.

Also, a small proportion of the markers scored were hybrid specific, suggesting recombination events.

Some Acacia species are temperature specific, suggesting a temperature threshold for germination [ 18, 20].