Sentence examples for to specifically select from inspiring English sources

This study may allow future studies to specifically select certain polymer starter matrices aiming at specific tissue properties of the bioengineered constructs in vitro.

The gene expression data can be utilized to specifically select particular genes which can potentially function synergistically for enhancing the yield while maintaining the source-sink balance.

P. pipistrellus is not known to specifically select aquatic habitats such as kettle holes such as its sibling species P. pygmaeus (Lintott et al. 2016).

However, when the user wants to find the most likely binding mode of a molecule of interest, it would of course be sensible to specifically select the most suitable reference complexes for this task.

Another application is for instance to test the animal's capability to cover their nutritional requirements, to avoid detrimental effects or to perform self-medication (i.e., to specifically select and ingest substances suitable to improve health and well-being).

The only role of the glmS ribozyme in this procedure is to specifically select for the target RNA by GlcN6P-dependent elution.

Comparative analysis of modern domestic horses with a Przewalski horse suggested that regions of significant reduction of the genetic diversity in modern horses correspond to specifically selected loci while regions of high densities of mutations give evidence of continuous selection as it could be shown in immunity-related and olfactory genes in modern horses [ 8].

For instance, patients need to know that for some vitamins, effectiveness is only established when taken in fruit and vegetables but not as supplements (Moertel et al, 1985) or that effectiveness of supplements may be confined to specifically selected populations (Blot et al, 1993; Russell, 2000).

"Selective Share" mode will still send all photos and videos to your computer, but will not send them to sharing sites unless you specifically select to do so.

Our results enable sites to be specifically selected for population genomic studies to investigate mechanisms of reproductive isolation.

Secondly, domestication is thought to have specifically selected for socio-cognitive abilities to facilitate dog human interactions (Miklósi et al. 2004; Csányi 2005; Kubinyi et al. 2007; Miklósi 2009).