Sentence examples for be more specified in from inspiring English sources

Boughey et al. [ 19] suggested that anti-hormone therapy should be part of adjuvant therapy regime in oestrogen receptor positive DCIS and the use of Trastuzumab for DCIS was seen as an option which needs to be more specified in future.

Clearly, languages that have morphological coding of plurality are more grammatically specified in this respect than languages that do not.

Menopausal status was more clearly specified in the diagnosis history and physical notes but at 1 year was only mentioned clearly in some patients' charts and in other cases postmenopausal status was inferred from descriptions of no menses for >1 year.

Towards more sustainable infrastructure, stainless steel is expected be more commonly specified and to feature in more substantial structural applications in the future; this will require larger and typically welded cross-sections.

Diagnosis of congenital syphilis cases is more complex, as specified in national criteria [ 12].

However, the RN is more directive than specified in the original PST instructions, and participants are encouraged to focus on less complex problems to facilitate learning.

The cost calculations for project design used in engineering are more appropriately specified as project finance.

However, it should be noted that such a case only study design, might be more sensitive to inaccuracies in estimation of specified allele frequencies.

Hence, to be more specific, the quantization step size matrices specified in Equation 11 are averaged over all the coded (not skipped) macroblocks in the frame.

Biometric analysis will be specified in more detail in the statistical analysis plan which has to be authorized before opening the database for analysis by the biometrician, the sponsor, and the LKP.

This could be more accepted if each officer had gender elements specified in their Annual Work Plans.