Sentence examples for be made more specific from inspiring English sources
Either way, this item's distractors need to perhaps be made more specific or more information is required in the passage.
If the theory is so general that data cannot be used to test it, the theory must be made more specific.
The contributors to this symposium suggest that if the guidelines are updated, they be made more specific by recommending preferred tests and providing greater detail on key characteristics of such tests.
For the latter, we show that our promoter query can iteratively be made more specific, so that the query results in smaller lists of parts, and where these parts are more well-matched to specific design criteria.
Minor comments: Some of the headings could be made more specific.
The questionnaire used in this study was also newly developed and therefore should be made more specific and validated towards detection of CTEPH.
The company will be making more specific product announcements over the next nine to 18 months.
For recreational anglers, that's a general rule, and it is made more specific for certain fish, which have minimum length restrictions.
Serological tests have been made more specific and convenient to perform since the discovery of a technique to produce large quantities of monoclonal antibodies, which bind to only one specific antigen.
The area is one of Russia's zapovedniki (reserves); the novel's original title, Zapovednik, has been made more specific in English as Pushkin Hills, but loses the slightly menacing feel it shared with The Zone, Dovlatov's account of life as a prison guard.
