Sentence examples for suite of specific from inspiring English sources
The most common form of aneuploidy in humans results in Down syndrome, a suite of specific disorders in individuals possessing an extra chromosome 21 (trisomy 21).
These theorists believe that much of our behavior can be explained without appealing to a suite of specific psychological adaptations for that behavior.
Our just-released "Blueprints for Democracy" initiative details a suite of specific solutions to reduce the influence of money in politics, increase transparency, rein in lobbying and restore faith in our public institutions.
Our analyses reveal shared genes and biological pathways under the control of all Cdx genes, but each Cdx gene is implicated in a suite of specific biological pathways.
The investigation protocol considered the coupled use of chemical analyses on water aliquots sampled during discrete surveys, and of continuous signals for selected physical-chemical parameters acquired via an automatic station equipped with a suite of parameter-specific sensors.
Biologists have long assumed that the neuron with its axon, synapses, long processes called dendrites, and a suite of nerve-specific proteins is the epitome of a specialized cell and thus likely to have evolved only once in the history of life.
A suite of meiosis-specific genes (Hop1, Hop2, Mnd1 and Dmc1) apparently missing in Drosophila, Anopheles and Neurospora (all sexual organisms) was previously revealed as having a patchy phylogenetic distribution [1], [55].
It is an early successional species and has a corresponding suite of species-specific life history, growth, eco-physiological and adaptive traits [ 14].
The regional exposure-outcome associations derived for hyperthermia add to the available suite of locally-specific estimates to assess heat-related morbidity.
Light is perceived by a suite of wavelength-specific photoreceptor proteins that undergo conformational changes to allow interaction with downstream signalling partners.
Csibra and Gergely (2011) suggest that a suite of species-specific cognitive adaptations for cultural learning, which they label 'natural pedagogy', may be responsible for the capacity of preservative cultural transmission of opaque technologies.
