Sentence examples for strictly refer from inspiring English sources

In this article, we use the term "RNase" to strictly refer to the members of the RNase A superfamily only.

We excluded interactional and procedural justice because these two types of organizational justice do not strictly refer to the contractual relationship between physician and hospital.

The RNase A superfamily does not share sequence homology with any other RNase families such as RNase H, RNase III, and RNase P. For convenience, we will use the term "RNase" in this article to strictly refer to the members of the RNase A superfamily.

Due to incomplete polymerization this method produces truncated transcripts of variable length which are however characterized by a common 3′-start site with respect to the respective fragment of source mRNA [ 14] (to avoid confusion we will strictly refer to the 3′- and 5′-ends of the source mRNA and not to that of the product aRNA).

"Instead, Walmart's reference to visibility and disclosure strictly refers to internal disclosure".

One form of old Aramaic is known as Syriac, which strictly refers to a script rather than a kind of language.

A | "Duty-free" now strictly refers to cigarettes, tobacco and some spirits which are bought by British travellers to take to countries outside the EU, and brought in from outside the region.

It is strictly referred to [6 8] for fundamentals and properties of the algebraic subject used in this subsection.

The research strictly refers to how the participant teachers developed their online assignments for the course The Reading Challenge that took place on http://training.ise.ro, within the groups Univers and Ciric and explores the issues in reading teaching in grades I-VIII.

Whereas aneuploidy strictly refers to the missegregation of intact chromosomes, segmental changes involve breakage and fusion.

It provides a RNA quality measure that overcomes the drawbacks of existing methods by strictly referring to specific hybridization.