The phrase "a more specific manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to describe a way of doing something that is more detailed or precise than a general approach.
Example: "To improve our communication, we need to express our ideas in a more specific manner."
Alternatives: "a more detailed way" or "a clearer approach".
Thus during apoptosis K15 is likely deacetylated by endogenous HDAC's in a more specific manner.
This was done to examine tree length in a more specific manner.
In this context, several plant compounds have been proven, in a more specific manner, to possess promising anticancer activity through their apoptosis-inducing effects [ 8].
We then wanted to determine the impact of the transgene expression on global DNA methylation patterns in a more specific manner.
Numerous molecules have been proposed as pharmacological chaperones, which might be more useful than chemical chaperones because they act in a more specific manner, are less toxic and are utilised at lower levels.
Instead of fitting the effect of flowering time on disease resistance as a quadratic function for the entire dataset [ 8], the new model considered the relationship in a more specific manner.
Targeted therapies, by definition, act in a far more specific manner, inhibiting biological pathways and processes that are selectively dysregulated in tumours, thereby avoiding many of the tolerability disadvantages of conventional chemotherapy.
Conversely, a chromatin-modifier complex has recently been shown to confer reprogramming resistance to imprinted regions in a global, but much more specific manner.
On the other hand, miRNAs/5'isomiRs originating from the same transcript may share several gene targets and therefore affect their expression in more specific manner.
It was subsequently described in a more specific and detailed manner by Ganz in 1991 [6].
With a wide range of genetic tools available in flies, trait manipulation should be accessible in a more specific and controlled manner.
