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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a specify" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing and does not convey a clear meaning. An example of a corrected phrase could be: "As a specification, we require all documents to be submitted by Friday."
Alternatives: "as a specification" or "as a detail".
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BCTQ [ 6] will be used as a specify disease functional and symptom related self-reported measure.
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The passages on the Reading and Writing/Language Tests will cover a specified range of subject matter and genres, as well as a specified range of text complexity.
The state should stabilize the manner in which needs are addressed, like setting tuition as a specified percentage of what it costs the university to educate a student.
The strength of the adhesive bond is represented as a specified frictional resistance appearing when the string is sliding along the substrate.
On this side of the Atlantic, Brexit was sold to many who voted for it not as a specified set of outcomes but an infectious feeling, laced with the sense of sticking it to a rotten establishment.
From the parallel view, the metric (kappa ) can be chosen as a specified audit period for a group of users.
In the level set method a scalar field is convected and the interface between the two fluids is defined as a specified iso-surface.
Instead of being forced to play as a specified character, you make your own avatar.
Each transfer to your savings is set as a specified percentage of each given payment, deciding upon in advance by you.
The basic concept defines a window which is sliding across the template sequence as a specified shift value.
While agreeing that the corticosteroid dose 'should be as low as possible', a specified dose limit was not agreed upon.
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