Sentence examples for through its specific from inspiring English sources

Instead, each becomes what it is through its specific relation to the other', (Robbins 2007 14).

Arrival announces itself as a procedural, at least somewhat rooted in the real world, and it even walks you through its specific trade tools in a somewhat hokey but basically plausible way by which I mean, Amy Adams literally gives a speech about pronouns.

More recently in C. gigas where the receptor for this family of peptides had been characterized it has been suggested that signalling of LFRFamide peptides through its specific receptor might play a role in the coordination of nutrition, energy storage and metabolism [ 52].

Erythropoietin (EPO) stimulates erythropoiesis through its specific receptor (EPO-R).

Possibly MBD4 through its specific methyl-binding domain may have a more important role in methylated CpG contexts than TDG.

This active molecule exerts versatile and potent functions primarily through its specific nicotinic and muscarinic receptors (nAChRs and mAChRs, respectively).

The company says it can accurately disaggregate 80percentt of home energy use; it can do things like detect a microwave oven through its very specific startup and operating power "signature," or sense a washing machine thanks in part to subtly increasing demand on the motor as the drum fills with water.

Through TLR2 in the HEK293 reconstitution system of TLR signaling: Validation of the activation of the bovine TLR2 receptor through its ligand specific NF-κB activation in the HEK293 system was conducted entirely as described [ 56].

CCL3 has been reported to exert its effects through activation of its specific receptor, CC chemokine receptor 5 (CCR5).

Thus, it is possible that FASN expression is indirectly controlled by NAC1 through binding with its specific partner(s).

Through its condition-specific feature, where the oral impacts are attributed to specific oral conditions according to the respondent's perceptions, the Child-OIDP can be used in needs assessment and for planning services [ 2].