Sentence examples for usage of the specific from inspiring English sources

In both cases, the arbitrator must take into consideration the terms of the contract and the usage of the specific trade.

3) The authors note that changes in expression of genes do not correlate with the codon usage of the specific Ser codons in ribosomal proteins.

This allows us to assess data collected as both simple frequencies and also as a proportion of usage for that individual user and also as a proportion of usage of the specific disease guideline of interest.

As for SCUB, neighboring nucleotides flanking a codon regulate the usage of the specific codon from the synonymous family, termed as context-dependent codon bias (CDCB) [ 20, 29– 31].

On the easyMAG, three protocols were evaluated to isolate bacterial DNA from spiked clinical material, generic, specific A and specific B. We tested all three protocols and usage of the specific B protocol resulted in the best detection limit of 10 CFU/ml of S. aureus in BacT/ALERT material.

We restrict the battery usage on the specific range of the SOC Δ soc=[20%,90%].

In this paper, we consider three aging constraints to preserve the battery from rapid degradations: We restrict the battery usage on the specific range of the SOC Δ soc=[20%,90%].

The many missing GPR associations (Invisible pathway) on the path leading from lysine to 2-oxoadipate, surely promote the usage of this specific pathway versus the alternative pathway leading from tryptophan to 2-oxoadipate, explaining the high contribution strength of AATAi (see Figure 5 and Table 1).

Now that the reader is familiar with the general concepts of FPV, we use this chapter to describe FPV usage for the specific goal of providing "instant testbenches" for early exercise and testing of RTL designs.

To directly characterize the TCR gene usage of the AH1-specific T cells elicited by the peptide variants, we co-stained splenocytes from vaccinated mice with the AH1-tetramer and a panel of antibodies to the mouse TCR Vβ genes (Supplementary Fig. 2a).

Kātyāyana says: "While the relationship between words and meanings is established on the basis of the usage of specific words to denote specific meanings in the community of speakers, the science of grammar only makes a regulation concerning the religious merit produced by the linguistic usage, as is commonly done in worldly matters and in Vedic rituals" (first Vārttika on the Aṣṭādhyāyī).