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While interviewing we got ideas of what to ask next and generated more specific questions for subsequent interviews.

In this study polyclonal antibody against N1 subtype was immobilized on the surface of the microelectrode to specifically bind AIV H5N1 to generate more specific impedance signal and chicken red blood cells (RBC) were used as biolabels to attach to AIV H5N1 captured on the microelectrode to amplify impedance signal.

Collectively, these attributes of localized cluster investigations serve to generate more specific exposure information [21].

To generate more specific probes for prostate cancer, cell surface markers and receptors can be targeted.

Doing so will help generate more specific data on which to base policies designed to protect children.

Therefore, exploratory research on the CD28 molecule has attempted to generate more specific effects, avoiding interference with the closely related CTLA-4.

These experimental and computational methods not only allow for low-cost quantitative and qualitative small RNAs analysis but also generate more specific results in shorter time frame [ 32].

Although we might assume that this development allows the test developers to generate more specific items that may match the unique profile of that specific population, there are marked similarities across these diagnosis-specific measures.

The biological interpretation of results would greatly benefit from combining interaction data with other sources of information, such as expression data when available, in order to generate more specific hypotheses.

By using an AstV broadly reactive set of primers, we could detect AstV RNA in the intestinal contents of rabbits affected by EC/REC syndrome and the sequences obtained were used to generate more specific diagnostic tools.

Via somatic hypermutation, B cells generate more specific receptors for a given antigen, which can be construed as a form of 'local searching' of antigenic space, or gaining very specific information about the antigen to inform further action, which in this case is the generation of antibodies by plasma cells (Fig. 1).