Sentence examples for that specifically define from inspiring English sources

Measures that specifically define fetuses as persons have failed in every state in which they have been introduced (Colorado voters rejected fetal-personhood initiatives twice), but Mason, the founder of Personhood USA, told me that he isn't deterred.

The product can't legally be called milk, however, because FDA has standards of identity that specifically define milk as lacteal secretions from a cow.

Some proteins of sponges and non-animal species closely related to animals are in fact rather similar to opsins, but in every case, the non-animal receptors lack characteristics that specifically define opsins.

Four markers that specifically define one of the newly described geographic sub-groups, as well as one additional SNP shared by all French B.Br.CNEVA genomes, were selected and incorporated into SNP discrimination HRM assays (Table  1).

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In Novgorod, where the veche acquired its greatest power, it was able to choose the city's prince, to enter into a contract with him that specifically defined and limited his powers, and to dismiss him.

The Adobe Air client is elegantly deployed, with a preference page for updates that specifically defines the location of scroll-up notifications (I configured it to the lower left to avoid Twhirl's hard-coded territory), the length posts remain visible (not adjustable in Twhirl), and the number of full text items (defaults to first 3).

Although many genes important to HSC proliferation and self-renewal have now been characterized (Xie et al., 2014), a molecular signature that specifically defines the functional state of HSCs has not been identified.

To shore up its authority to do so, the agency will propose new regulatory language that would specifically define e-cigarettes as a tobacco product.

One way to approach this is to use chimeric enzymes consisting of a targeting module that specifically binds defined DNA sequences (such as zinc fingers, transcription activator-like effectors (TALEs), or CRISPRs) and an effector domain that harbors a defined epigenetic activity, such as catalytic domains of DNA- or histone methyltransferases [ 18].

Our analysis and discussion of regional lineages therefore focuses on groupings with high statistical support and/or lineages that were specifically defined in previous studies.