Sentence examples for become less specific from inspiring English sources

Presidents, both Democratic and Republican, have asserted greater power in recent decades to dictate the shape of regulations, while Congress has become less specific in its instructions.

Jessica Scaperotti, a health department spokeswoman, said the city had become less specific to guard patient confidentiality, but also because the disease had become so widespread that officials were more interested in the big picture.

That would allow the mint to become less specific and more general, a pink, green or lilac lifebuoy-like thing with the famous nothing in the middle capable of becoming a bigger nothing at will, with the full protection of the law.

As CT descriptions of the various diffuse lung diseases are being continuously refined and certain CT characteristics are considered pathognomonic while others become less specific, HRCT finds its role in an integrated approach of diagnosis where it provides sufficient information to produce a differential diagnosis and in many cases allows a non-invasive definitive diagnosis [1].

"When speaking with her husband, Dr. Ford changed her description of the incident to become less specific," Mitchell wrote.

As the point of diagnosis is moved ever earlier to smaller tumours, with radiological signs that tend to become less specific, more queries will concern benign and borderline lesions or lesions that turn out to be low-grade in situ or invasive tumours [ 3].

Wiltgen, B. J. & Silva, A. J. Memory for context becomes less specific with time.

In later years, June Orton was more personally involved in teacher training, and written recommendations became less specific.

Later the position became less specific, the only requirement being that the room be accessible from both the sanctuary and the nave and sometimes from outside the church.

As displayed in Figure 2C, we observed a significant enrichment of additional motifs CATTTG, CATCTG, CAACTG, potentially indicating that MYCN binding becomes less specific when it is highly abundant.

Responses became less specific as numerosity increased within each order of magnitude, and as the leading digit increased from 1 to 9 (figure 2B,C).