Sentence examples for specifically processed from inspiring English sources
Panorama revealed that the Ministry of Defence specifically processed, and may still be processing, quarterly invoices for £30m to Bandar.
National and international health agencies have recommended a significant reduction in daily intake of sodium by reducing the amount of NaCl in foods, specifically processed meats.
All the transistors adopted for this circuit are not radiation-hardened ones, i.e. commercial ones not specifically processed for a radiation resistance.
Except when it's been specifically processed to counteract this (and can we really call those slices "cheese," anyway?), cheese is continually becoming cheesier.
However, the tRFs in our libraries varied widely by length, start position, and stop position, and did not appear specifically processed.
As these biobanked tissues have not been specifically processed for the derivation of living cells, we have investigated whether it is possible to use them to isolate somatic cells and subsequently reprogram these into iPSCs.
Our results reveal that, unlike the more centralized circadian clock in mammals, the plant circadian clock is decentralized, where each tissue specifically processes individual environmental cues and regulates individual physiological responses.
We therefore, hypothesized that certain ribonucleases like the aforementioned example could specifically process these lncRNA by certain recognition cues [ 38].
Interestingly, Tysnd1 removes the leader peptide from PTS2 proteins and specifically processes PTS1 proteins involved in peroxisomal β-oxidation.
Collectively, these results demonstrate that the exonuclease activity of WRN specifically processes telomeric DNA substrates with 3' overhang independently of the length of the single-stranded overhang.
The arginine tetrads of these latent zymogens are believed to be specifically processes by prohormone convertases such as furin proteases in specific cells as an activity switch (Steiner, 1998; Rockwell et al., 2002).
