Sentence examples for a more specific definition from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to come up with a more specific definition because no one zine is quite like another.

Some people use a more specific definition, which is when the market falls 20% below its peak over the course of at least two months.

A more specific definition would state that climate is the mean state and variability of these features over some extended time period.

Therefore, a more specific definition on sparsity is desired.

A more specific definition for a global outlier is thus needed.

If you were asked to define an acid, you'd probably say something like "a chemical that dissolves things," but there's actually a more specific definition.

A still more specific definition has it that an impossible world is a world that realizes explicit logical contradictions - in the simplest case: where sentences of the form A and ¬A hold, against the Law of Non-Contradiction (see e.g. Lycan 1994).

The current study uses a very sensitive definition of retinopathy that would tend to be less specific and therefore perhaps suggests a lower threshold than a less sensitive, more specific definition.

The more specific definition is "a safe-deposit box in a bank".

Descriptive results were produced twice: once with the more specific definition of ILD and a second time with the more sensitive definition.

The common and more specific definition of malignancy implies an inherent tendency of the tumour's cells to metastasize (invade the body widely and become disseminated by subtle means) and eventually to kill the patient unless all the malignant cells can be eradicated.