Sentence examples for all very specific from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the clusters are not all very specific: the minimal specificity of all clusters regarding categories from biological processes, molecular functions or the cellular component is 0.8 in all three cases.

That was all very specific to that series.

So it's all very specific. .

"Young, working-class British actors get funnelled either into soaps or TV drama or, if they make it into films at all, a very specific kind of social realism," says Leigh. "Culturally they're seen as not having quite the dramatic heft or range of their middle-class peers.

This all reveals a very specific attitude that sums up British society.

"They all have a very specific layering system that works on their own heads.

They all have a very specific benchmark of beauty: as in the image of the woman with the weights, women to aspire to are young, blonde, white, toned, tanned and thin.

It’s all been a very specific corporate exercise.

They're all on a very specific regimen in terms of diet and exercise.

The onomatological scolds, he writes, "make no such mistake, placing nearly all the blame on a very specific subset of humans".

All these studies identified a very specific association, that is, of each MH species with fungi from a single genus or even a sub-clade within a genus.