Sentence examples for for further specifying from inspiring English sources

The Minister for the Interior and Health is responsible for further specifying the law, setting rules in certain areas and initiating reforms and bills.

In particular, Baf57 is required for hormone steroid receptor activity [70], whereas BAF- and PBAF-specific subunits are essential for further specifying SWI/SNF complex activity.

Then, the MNPs were diluted with DMEM at different concentration and added into the plates in triplicate for a further specified time after the normal medium was removed.

Two further studies in children developed a population PK model and then used simulation to recommend an optimal infusion length [34] or absolute dose [32] for infections with common bacteria without further specifying an indication.

We also provided ample opportunity for participants to further specify answers.

Compared with the results for sperm counts in the RT and Cis ⩽850 mg groups, Bahadur et al (2005) observed a similar or slightly lower prevalence of azoospermia (12%) and oligozoospermia (38%) following gonadotoxic treatment for TC (not further specified. Others report azoospermia to be less prevalent (Eberhard et al, 2004; Gandini et al, 2006).

This framework, sufficiently general and flexible for representing various experimental evidence, can be further specified for accounting specific case studies.

Respective standardized QoL assessment tools need to be evaluated and if necessary further specified for symptomatic epilepsies, and need to be developed for feline patients.

Such accounts recognize the above variations in relationships, but present a general characterization of categories that can be further specified for relationships of different types.

However, the intrinsic heat transfer characteristic still needs to be further specified for the best of design and application of the device.

Poles in the UK have a predominantly urban background, compared to an average rural profile among Polish emigrants in 1999-2011 (ibid).. Fihel and Kaczmarczyk (2009) further specify for the period 2004-06 that over 41%% of Polish migrants in the UK came from towns with a population of under 100,000 people and 31 % from rural areas (Fihel & Kaczmarczyk, 2009, p. 37).