Sentence examples for equally specific from inspiring English sources

For example, the oncologist may say that 'The patient has a B-cell lymphoma with a transposition of a certain chromosome', rather than simply stating that a patient has cancer; in 2051 we will be able to make an equally specific statement, enabling us to provide specifically targeted therapy.

And his reference points are equally specific, flashy but insidery.

Less bellicose but equally specific definitions are now in force in Britain.

He is equally specific in disclosing how the gallants and beauties of the age disguised their smallpox scars, venereal sores and other disfigurements: "A wash of mercury water and the thickest appliqués of white lead and pearl-powder conceal the scabs of a pox upon her cheeks and neck.

Sometimes I get annoyed when people talk about the universality of great literary geniuses, for reasons I won't go into, and yet there truly are some works of literature that have come down to us, works that tell rich and highly specific stories, in ways that somehow, magically, resonate in equally specific ways with people from the most different circumstances.

A war with very specific reasons and equally specific crimes committed overwhelmingly by Serbian forces was dressed up as a millennial conflict beset by Balkan fog and moral equivalency in order for craven Western leaders to justify an inaction that killed.

To let us embrace the Tea Party Movement as they are clean, orderly and patriotic, but we also need to understand how they can advocate tax cuts yet be unwilling to ask equally for specific spending cuts.

Routine laboratory tests are equally non specific.

Equally, the specific structure of nifedipine seems to be important for activating TRPM3 channels, as other 1,4-dihydropyridines (nimodipine, nitrendipine and nicardipine) do not activate TRPM3 (Wagner et al., 2008).

Additionally, these studies were expanded to the use of the equally Glu-specific endopeptidase from Bacillus licheniformis (BL-GSE) which can easily be purified from alcalase in high yields.

One can also turn to the equally non-specific October 2009 allegations by Major General Salim Nawaz, inspector general of the Frontier Corps paramilitary force in Balochistan, or this statement in March 2010 by Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik claiming "solid evidence" in the form of the discovery that Balochi separatists were found to have weapons manufactured in India.