Sentence examples for be fully specific from inspiring English sources

Because of the complexity and the quantity of the information offered in PGT, informed consent cannot be fully specific.

If this interpretation is correct then the small length scale of disorder suggests that cellulase interactions with fibril surfaces may not be fully specific towards particular conformational states.

Since there is only one I.R.S. commissioner, that phrase is fully specific; the name provides additional information but could be removed while leaving the sentence intact).

Some apps refer to them as emoji, but they're fully specific to the app, and can't be cut and paste anywhere else except when they're treated as an image.

Since we're talking about The Times, the term "the publisher" is fully specific (there's only one), so it or the name should be set off with commas.

However, none of the flocculation tests is fully specific for syphilis; "false positive" results may be shown owing to reaction with a wide variety of infections, from mononucleosis to malaria and even influenza.

We also assume the test is fully specific.

These results demonstrated that the oligonucleotide probes were fully specific and indicated that the procedure used to design the probes in CADO4MI was robust.

EPCs are classically described as cells expressing a combination of an endothelial marker (VEGFR2) and a progenitor marker (CD34/CD133), however there is considerable debate surrounding this definition, because none of these markers are fully specific [ 7, 8].

MS communities often lack the detailed expertise required to exploit the full potential of HPC solutions, and HPC architects may not be fully aware of specific MS requirements.

This apparent paradox is rooted in the special attitude to language displayed by the local community: language is understood as traditional ways of speaking, and those can only be fully realized in specific communicative practices which are currently at the point of extinction.