Sentence examples for further more specific from inspiring English sources

There is, on this account, no commitment to some further, more specific, set of attributes.

However, there is a further more specific point to be made here in relation to legalisation and institutionalisation.

According to Cajetan, common natures in themselves have "formal" unity: indivisibility into further more specific kinds, compatible with division into numerically many instances or subjective parts (Cajetan [CBE], nn. 134 155 [nn. 55 62]; see Fonseca, In Met. V, c. 28, q. 3, sect. 4 [Fonseca (1599), vol. 2, col. 967B, D-E]).

The geographical regions generally do not conform to county boundaries or other administrative divisions, and all of them encompass further, more specific, geographic regions.

Therefore, further more specific genetic and metabolic studies are needed to better understand the relationship between these associated temporal anomalies and white matter hyperintensity in autism.

Evidence from 1a-c will be synthesised with existing evidence and theory to develop a further, more specific model.

But some companies have started going a step further, offering more specific storm-related benefits like hurricane-warning protection.

As a future work, we will further investigate more specific trust relationships between nodes, e.g., family, best friends, and classmates.

We found that the ARLD of mSYCP2 can also associate with different protein partners, including CENP J and CENP F. We also tried to further address more specific residues of the ARLD that interact with CENP J and CENP F. Three SYCP2-NTR mutants (F166A, F244A and W328A) were built.

This was not investigated further, but more specific primers better suited to discriminate vertebrate from tsetse DNA will need to be designed.

Further and more specific analyses focusing on the correlation between genetic, behavioral and habitat characteristics of these two sand fly species will be necessary to elucidate the possible consequences of gene flow for the disease epidemiology.