Sentence examples for under a specific set from inspiring English sources

They would be organized under a specific set of commanders established at 10 "lead" bases, General Ryan said.

This information is then used to predict if a coating can be formed under a specific set of spray conditions.

The MSE we conducted for red grouper is strategic, and its outcomes, which were obtained under a specific set of assumptions, must be considered preliminary.

Finally, the model is applied to an example heat exchanger core under a specific set of operating conditions in order to demonstrate its utility.

From these results, it was proposed that a specific reproducible homeostasis could be induced under a specific set of defined environmental conditions.

Since these correlations are based on operating parameters and do not aim to model the underlying phenomena, there has been a proliferation of the correlations, each catering to some specific bundle geometry under a specific set of operating conditions.

"Proteins are very complex, often functioning under only a specific set of conditions, which makes multiplexing and parallel analysis difficult," says Chris Hebel, vice president of business development at LC Sciences.

For example, if simulations suggest that a target output of 2 preclinical candidates per year for a particular working group might not be realistic even under optimal conditions for a specific set of assumptions, then the team may wish to consider ways to enhance production that may involve increasing working group size or changing resource deployment strategies.

Under the influence of a specific set of transcription factors, multipotent precursor cells of the neural plate border give rise to the preplacodal ectoderm and to precursors of the neural crest cells.

Similar to a tuberculosis test, the food allergy "vaccine" would go under the skin to stimulate a specific set of immune cells and permanently reduce or suppress allergic reactions.

A. Laymen tend to use the word to mean craziness whereas the law uses the term to refer to a specific set of conditions under which some seriously mentally ill people are not responsible for otherwise criminal acts.