Sentence examples for extremely unspecific from inspiring English sources
The company's 2008 error was trying to dramatize Ibsen's "Lady From the Sea" in Spanish terms; its 2009 mistake is "Alba," choreographed by Martín Santangelo (who is married to Ms. Barrio), which is about some extremely unspecific aspect of the Spanish Civil War.
First, metaphysical theories tend to be extremely general and as such highly unspecific.
Most important for separation processes, in comparison with conventional ultrafiltration membranes produced by amorphous polymers, SUMs revealed an extremely low unspecific protein adsorption (membrane fouling) in buffer solutions.
In a third step, each object having passed step two was checked for its plaque-likeness on a rough morphometrical plane, and objects that were too small or extremely skewed were presumed to be unspecific and therefore removed.
The available thrombolytic agents such as urokinase are highly expensive, antigenic, quite unspecific, pyretogenic and hemorrhagenic.
In low-irradiance cultures, Se incorporation was high on Day 2; but after 72 h, similarly as in Trial 2 at high Se dose, the content of Se in biomass was extremely high (not shown here) that can be consider as an artefact, probably due to unspecific adsorption of Se to deprived cells as ETR activity was negligible (Fig. 4d).
Due to extremely pressure sensitive skin of the lower limbs skin-biopsies were obtained, which revealed an unspecific chronic fibrosing inflammation.
Unspecific clinical symptoms and the lack of defined risk factors often delay the diagnosis of the disease, leading to extremely poor prognosis and high rates of recurrence (Yasui et al, 2005; Pisters et al, 2008).
The state Election Law is typically unspecific.
But it's so frustratingly unspecific.
