Sentence examples for specifically those which from inspiring English sources

This work applies an optimization approach to design environmentally benign homogeneous catalysts, specifically those which contain transition metal centers.

This Fortran code is aimed at systems which may be described by short-range potentials and specifically those which may be addressed with the embedded atom method.

This study presents an optimization of the method used to quantify reactive silica (RxSiO2) in gibbsitic bauxites, specifically those which contain no (or insignificant) quartz.

This work applies an optimization approach to redesign environmentally-benign homogeneous catalysts, specifically those which contain transition metal centers, to improve certain physical properties.

Since skipped exon and retained intron events were the most abundant, we collected these events from raw rMATS outputs specifically those which are supported by reads that span splicing junctions and reads on target below 1% FDR.

Have you ever been curious about what apps other people are running on their iPhones, and specifically those which they've deemed awesome enough to warrant a coveted spot on their homescreen?

On June 1, the COI Committee began a new review and approval process for all complete non-substantive PHS (specifically including those which are unchanged or unrelated) and NSF financial disclosures, and for State 700-U disclosures that meet certain specified expedited review criteria.

Perhaps more importantly, Theorem 9 yields a result of the following type: among a certain class of graphs (specifically, finite acyclic), we can determine, using easy-to-compute graph-theoretic properties, which of those graphs yield isomorphic Leavitt path algebras (specifically, those for which the number of sinks, and the corresponding N i, are equal).

And specifically those risks, which can be kind of treated as sort of an abstraction in the moral-hazard argument, basically boil down to a lot of death and destruction in poor countries.

Surely what makes things delicious are various natural properties, specifically those to which our taste is sensitive such as saltiness.

However, they do not accept the reality of resemblance relations, even though they admit that cognitive aspects (specifically those by which an object is apprehended) are pragmatically effective.