Sentence examples for unspecific nature from inspiring English sources
This multi-label classification approach is an appropriate alternative for addressing the prediction of ABC efflux, especially considering the unspecific nature of substrate recognition by the ABC family members.
This relatively unspecific nature of O1s spectra is well known in the surface analysis community and stems from the fact that there are various reactive and/or strongly adsorbing oxygen-containing contaminants in the ambient environment, including O2, H2O, CO2 (forming surface carbonates) as well as many biological molecules (e.g. fatty acids, polysaccharides).
The unspecific nature of the alcohol insult constrains the development of therapeutic approaches for sensory problems observed in models of early alcohol exposure.
The unspecific nature of intestinal lesions seen in this study underlines the complexity of intestinal pathology in neonatal pigs.
Earlier changes, mostly behavioural, may be present [ 14] but due to their unspecific nature may overlap with the range of expressions of normal animal behaviour.
Gamma-AOB have not been found in hypersaline environments using the described 16S rRNA gene primers, which could indicate the unspecific nature of these primers for nonmarine environmental samples.
However, the unspecific and quantitative nature of these criteria makes a reliable assessment of the competing hypotheses difficult in most cases.
Maclean was unspecific about the exact nature of this etiological mechanism.
Accordingly, a question that may now arise is, "Which system of theology best preserves the praiseworthy character and the glory of the divine nature?" is fairly unspecific concerning the fate of the wicked and the import of separation from God.
The monovalent residues, such as methanol or acetic acid, were excluded from calculation due to their high frequency, non-carbohydrate nature and domain-unspecific distribution.
Providing that S-nitrosylation can be differentiated from S-glutahionylation on the basis of the covalent nature of the latter, unspecific interactions are the main source of bias.
