The phrase "as it is not specific" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when something is not clear or exact enough. For example, "The answer the student gave on the test was incorrect as it is not specific."
Although when in excess soluble Aβ is often regarded as the initiator of AD, it is not specific to this condition, being documented in lead exposure (Basha et al., 2005; Bihaqi et al., 2011) and in post-stroke patients (Lee et al., 2005).
This question was classified as a non-research question, since it is not specific and does not include measurable variables.
The new proposal also eliminates delayed language development as a symptom (i.e. it is not specific to ASD) [ 10].
It is not the only factor as only 26% of patients with symptoms of bronchospasm were Ara h 9 positive and it is not specific as 9% of patients with no bronchospasm were sensitized to this component.
Nitration of tyrosine residues is used as an index of peroxynitrite formation but it is not specific [ 13].
As a UK site aimed at graduates, it isn't specific to research, however the coverage in terms of countries and advice is impressive.
Adding commercial contracts into the mix creates further challenges, as Inman describes: "It's not specific to the NHS, but we've had cases where an organisation has contracted a company.
MAT is the most widely used methods for detection of T. gondii infection worldwide, as it is not species specific.
However, the therapeutic value of DZNep needs to be further assessed, as it is not a specific EZH2 inhibitor; methylation of other histone lysines and arginines can be globally inhibited by DZNep.
"You don't have to be a math genius to add 2 and 2. The message here is that anything goes as long as it is not a direct, specific violation of the rules".
