Sentence examples for specifically be able to from inspiring English sources

The proposed design will specifically be able to test three exposures: (i) main effects due to each supplement; (ii) comparisons of main effects of different supplements; and (iii) effect modification of one supplement by another.

Analysis of cell supernatants and lysates by LC MS demonstrates that in the absence of SAHA 80% of HP-1 is cleaved over 24 h, forming a UV-active peak that we expect is DHP-1 bound to one or several cellular nucleophiles, although we have yet to specifically be able to identify these conjugates despite considerable effort.

Our findings provide experimental evidence and possible answers to how metallotproteins in general, and MTs specifically, were able to achieve partial or complete specificity in their metal binding behaviour and functionality.

No witnesses thus far have specifically been able to point to Sergeant Bales as the gunman.

There has been much debate within academia about whether microfinance, and microcredit specifically, is able to reduce poverty since Muhammad Yunus established Grameen Bank in the late 1970s.

Having knowledge is not a matter of having a correct representation in one's mind or being able to give a theoretical description of some state of affairs, but of being able to do something correctly in practice — specifically, being able to distinguish various kinds (lei) of things from one another.

BMP4 specifically was able to maintain the more primitive CD34+/c-Kitlow/CD45low/neg CD34+/c-Kitlow/CD45low/neg

Our results show that place of birth, more specifically being able to give birth at an expected place, determines how mothers evaluate the birth experience.

The first evidence for this was shown by Rushton et al. [ 20] who found three WRKY genes that specifically were able to bind to three W-box in the promoter of the pathogenesis-related gene PR1 in parsley.

Specifically, being able to retrieve documents that are rich in experimental evidence and high-certainty affirmative statements is likely to assist organism database curators, by pointing at the text that is most likely to contain evidence relevant to their curation efforts.

A group of rebel soldiers capture a baby gorilla specifically to be able to sell it into captivity.