Sentence examples for strongly specific from inspiring English sources

Although it is difficult to define tissue specificity precisely, approximately half of the genes, in the bottom part of the heatmap, are strongly specific to one organ, with many expressed specifically in either leukocytes or in the brain.

The sequences of strongly specific BEs with height 12 and higher (peak12+) were used as a training set for motif discovery.

In our previous work [ 10], and also in this study, DNase-seq datasets were processed according to the strongly specific paradigm.

Regulatory regions of strongly specific datasets are intersected with each other, and only the non-overlapping (unique) portions are retained as target regions.

The chemosensory phenotype of Ppa-obi-1 and Ppa-obi-3 is strongly specific for ZTDO and does not affect the chemoattraction towards other insect pheromones ETDA and myristate nor plant volatiles β-caryophyllene and nicotine.

Although not pathognomonic nor strongly specific for glaucoma, all these features (provided in Table  2) were reported in previous studies as being more frequently observed in eyes with glaucoma compared to healthy controls [ 21- 24].

Disintegration is strongly sequence specific, and the specificity fits with the expected sequence for the plus strand at the leader-repeat junction.

The decline in smoking — 15.8percentt of New Yorkers smoked in 2008, down from 21.5percentt in 2002, a drop of 350,000 smokers, Dr. Farley said — correlates strongly with specific government actions like raising taxes on cigarettes and banning smoking in workplaces.

They are more or less strongly substrate specific.

PUFA composition and production rate were found to be strongly species specific in our study.

Likelihood thus does not automatically translate into a measure of how strongly some specific evidence e supports the hypothesis h1 in question.