Sentences with phrase «specific subset of»

This study was designed to investigate these issues in a specific subset of deaf children, precochlear implant candidates seen during the course of their comprehensive baseline evaluations.

Both of the studies cited in this summary were conducted among a specific subset of the population of depressed adolescents.

Personalizing your recruitment message to a specific subset of the talent pool (yes, this means all the way down to the one - to - one level) creates a more effective candidate attraction method than spamming and vanilla messaging that makes your company look like every other opportunity on the block.

You can use the filtering capabilities included in this spreadsheet to view a specific subset of data based on one value or a combination of values that are available in one or more of the columns.

To view a specific subset of data, click the drop - down arrow in the column heading of cells that contain the value or combination of values on which you want to filter, and then click the desired value in the drop - down list.

These spreadsheets too, offer filtering capabilities, that will let you view a specific subset of data, based on one value or a combination of values that are available in one or more of the columns.

Like the iPhone SE before it, Apple's latest tablet is an iterative update designed to appeal to a specific subset of consumers.

Georgia workers compensation attorneys work in a specific subset of law governed by Georgia workers compensation law.

The goal is to understand how lawyers actually perform public legal writing and, for the purposes of this article, the specific subset of writing on law - related blogs.

Medical malpractice is a specific subset of tort law that deals with professional negligence.

I don't know which specific subset of four models made it into the composites for the 1998 - 2012 period.

It should say, «I don't know which specific subset of model simulations made it into the composites...»

Why do the two labels provoke such different reactions among a specific subset of the population?

Exhibited at the Washington Gallery of Modern Art in 1967, Number 36 belongs to a specific subset of Stripe paintings in which Louis exploits a new technique: allowing paint to drain off the bottom of the canvas, he carefully manipulates the top ends of the stripes using a long daubing stick with cheesecloth wrapped around one end.

Ultimately, Helldivers is a fun, extremely well - polished game which is going to appeal to a fairly specific subset of gamers.

As a player somewhat familiar with Gusts's past work, the plot, characters and many fan fiction-esque factions and terminology didn't necessarily click with me here, but I can understand the appeal it would have with a very specific subset of gamers.

In part 1 we discussed the concept of Sexual Objectification and looked at a specific subset of non-essential female characters which I classify as Non-Playable Sex Objects.

In our last video we discussed the concept of Sexual Objectification and looked at a specific subset of non-essential female characters which I classify as Non-Playable Sex Objects.

These DLC provide a bargain bin of content for a specific subset of players at a reasonable price.

Payoff markets itself as serving a specific subset of borrowers with high credit scores, high income and at least $ 5,000 of credit card debt.

Would I find a specific subset of student loans?

Only for a very specific subset of users, in very specific situations could an Apple iPad Pro be an actual PC replacement.

Because Greer Kadetsky and Faith Frank are both white, middle - class, straight women, they represent a very specific subset of feminism in the United States that leaves out a range of experiences.

Like the iPhone SE before it, Apple's latest tablet is an iterative update designed to appeal to a specific subset of consumers.

But there is going to be a specific subset of books and authors that will directly compete.

Gov. Scott Walker and some Republicans in the Wisconsin legislature announced this week that they are working on a deal to send more money to a specific subset of schools.

As researchers at MDRC noted, «implementing stand - alone programs that target a specific subset of the student population tend to have a limited impact and can not revive a struggling school.»

However, there are those who see it less as a love letter and more as pandering to a very specific subset of fandom.

Then wash it off, and he did so with a specific subset of the articles and a chance.

ChristianMingle is now the biggest of Spark's 28 dating sites, each for a specific subset of singles.

Berger says the online dating demographic in Cairo is a quite specific subset of the population: «Upper - and middle - class Egyptians who are not super religious and usually with varying knowledge of English.

Feng, P.; Zhao, H.; Chai, J.; Huang, L.; Wang, J. (2012) Expression and secretion of TNF - α In mouse taste buds: a novel function of a specific subset of type II taste cells.

But TESS is still targeting a specific subset of stars: It is focused on small bright stars that are fairly close to Earth.

Surprisingly, small molecule activators of PKA signaling increase expression of Oct4 protein, which in turn enhances expression of a specific subset of Oct4 target genes.

BRCA1 / 2 - deficient ovarian cancer is a specific subset of ovarian cancer.

Behavioral relevance helps untangle natural vocal categories in a specific subset of core auditory cortical pyramidal neurons.

To determine whether huntingtin is involved in trafficking a specific subset of proteins, we measured changes in global transcription levels in embryonic stem cells and neurons lacking huntingtin.

The lab has also started to use optogenetic techniques which allows the group to modulate the activity of a specific subset of nerve cells in a reversible fashion.

The drug — named mepolizumab — can replace traditional, steroid - based treatments for a specific subset of patients, resulting in improved outcomes and reduced side effects.

In the new study, the researchers show that Stau2 binds specifically to a so - called intron sequence found near the end of a specific subset of mRNAs — in a region that contains no coding information, but serves a regulatory function instead.

In the podcast interview, FitzGerald further discusses translational medicine and therapeutics as a specific subset of clinical and translational science, where deficits exit in the workforce, and how researchers can direct their training to prepare themselves for a career in translational science.

The first key experiment involved removing a specific subset of activated T - cells from mouse models.

This «astrobiological perspective» casts sustainability as a place - specific subset of habitability, or a planet's ability to support life.

It said a «a reasonable connection» can be made «that Gov. Cuomo targeting a specific subset of an industry that would — to the exclusion of all other businesses. . .

CNBC's John Harwood: «Voters just raised a massive red flag for the GOP's agenda»»... Specifically, it made it more difficult for a specific subset of Republican lawmakers that Trump and party leaders need to hold behind a bill designed to pass without any Democratic support.

But that's not the only way schools might suffer, and one setback may impact a very specific subset of schools: private institutions with large endowments.

Today's paid ads allow you to narrow your focus to a very specific subset of consumers.

«Unlike previous studies we isolated different immune cell types from the actual site of disease to determine whether specific subsets of immune cells (specific T cell groups) have equal sensitivity to vitamin D.»

«It's looking at a much longer trajectory and it's also interrogating the entire genome rather than specific subsets of genes.»

«We have seen progress in specific subsets of cancer.