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If, as Norman also argues, New Atheism can be over-generalising and crude in its response to religion, this is because it is a response to crude and nonspecific articulations of religiosity – what could be less specific than bombing a skyscraper, or cruder than Biblical creationism?

Another disadvantage is that the enrichment of intact phosphoproteins is likely to be less specific than the enrichment of phosphopeptides.

Also, the cysteine cross-linking in vitro appears to be less specific than it is in vivo.

Nasal swabs may be less specific than nasopharyngeal aspiration [ 28], on the other hand swabs are probably less painful and easier to obtain in a general practice setting.

Immunohistochemistry on appendix tissue may also be less specific than immunoblotting, so that prevalence estimated by immunohistochemistry screening may tend to overestimate the true situation.

Clinical guidelines were developed in Norway, but these seemed to be less specific than similar guidelines from the UK, giving a greater risk of local variations.

The reverse is however true for specificity, the fluorescence methods are less specific than ZN by similar percentage points and these differences are statistically significant.

These officials acknowledged, however, that the intelligence was less specific than the information, from a credible Iraqi informant, that led Mr. Bush to order the first attack on a residential compound on March 20, the first night of the war.

With "La Traviata" the locations are less specific than those of "Tosca" in Rome, yet as the Paris opera, it seemed like an obvious candidate for a new audiovisual adventure.

Her tax proposals are less specific than Mr. Cain's and some others: she would chop away the inheritance tax, "make the corporate tax code simpler and fairer" and reduce the number of tax brackets.

A travel warning, on the other hand, "does not have a specific duration and relates to a situation that is less specific than it would be for a public announcement, like the situation in Israel, where there is an ongoing conflict," Mr. Dickens said.