Sentence examples for cannot be considered specific from inspiring English sources

The presence of contrast material in the airways without visualization of the fistula itself may also be indicative of aspiration and cannot be considered specific for TEF.

Thus, CSF or amyloid imaging may be useful in the differential diagnosis with other neurodegenerative dementias, especially in early onset cases, but these biomarkers cannot be considered specific for the different involved genes.

Although Cs+ cannot be considered specific in its blocking effects, the rapidity of onset of its action was more desirable in terms of knowing the effects were due to Cs as opposed to some sort of slow run-down.

Results showed widespread interactions between the linguistic and musical dimensions of sung words mainly within the network of brain areas identified in Experiment 1. Consequently, the activity in these brain regions cannot be considered as specific to either language or music processing.

Nowadays severe vascular complications are very rare and cannot be considered a specific burden of endoluminal clamping technique itself [ 23, 24].

Thus, our data confirm that IP-10 cannot be considered a specific marker for mycobacterial infection or disease and can be measured during both bacterial and viral infections, as previously demonstrated for HIV [ 25] or HCV infection [ 21, 26].

These potentially interesting findings may have limitations since both elevated CK and muscle atrophy cannot be considered highly specific or sensitive parameters of inflammatory muscle disease (for example, myositis originally associated with the PM/Scl aab system).

Although AGA cannot be considered a specific marker for NCGS (as these antibodies can be found in many other conditions including autoimmune disorders and even in healthy people), their positivity in the presence of gluten-related symptoms can be helpful for confirming a diagnosis of NCGS [ 3, 12, 15, 19].

These three brain areas are central actors of the so-called pain neuromatrix and are known to be involved in painful stimulations of the upper and lower gut; however, they cannot be considered pain-specific brain structures.

Even constitutional issues cannot be considered abstractly outside specific legal problems.

The last one is comparable with the noise level and cannot be considered as a specific biosensor response.