Sentence examples for are more specifically from inspiring English sources

Certain professions (farmers, professional users of pesticides, food or rubber industry workers, medical workers, night watchers…) and certain working hours (night work, rotating shift work) are more specifically documented using specific occupational questionnaires.

Interestingly, 14 of those "outliers" concern the combination of IL-1 stimulation with PI3K inhibition, and 10 (e.g. a third) are more specifically under-predicted for this specific combination of stimulus/inhibitor at 30 mn in cancer cells.

Moreover, we show that antibodies directed to an apoptosis-specific epitope on 70K are more specifically associated with MCTD than other anti-70K antibodies, suggesting that apoptotic 70K is a better antigen for the detection of these antibodies in MCTD patients.

Loyalties are more specifically to towns, such as St. Albans or Brighton, and within London there is a sense of belonging more to localities such as Chelsea or Hampstead, which acquire something of the character of urban villages than to the metropolis as a whole.

Whether depression as well as anxiety and other psychological symptoms are more specifically related to migraine than to TTH is, however, not clarified[8, 9, 14, 15].

I am going to find people like you and I am going to use that collective wisdom to find things that are more specifically interesting to you...

Metabolomics has the ability to reveal that the accumulated enzyme is more specifically related to specific biochemical reaction.

Therefore, female specific or female enriched OBPs may be more specifically involved in host-seeking behavior.

"You need to be more specifically instructed," he said.

Nothing, after all, is more specifically informative about a culture than an object produced by that culture.

The party was, more specifically, in honor of Susan Morrison, the "Observer's" editor, and Joe Conason, its executive editor..