Sentence examples for getting unspecific from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, due to the fact that in our study the primers were degenerate, there is an increasing chance of getting unspecific results by running too many PCR cycles (Ihrmark et al. 2012).

Splenic lesions have unspecific, overlapping imaging features.

Thiamine deficiency may cause unspecific neurologic symptoms.

Cell extracts were incubated for 2 h at 4°C with IgG and protein A+G Agarose to get rid of unspecific binding.

We've already got a torrent of unhelpful and unspecific jabber pouring from the administration.

Most of what we covered was tame and unspecific, though we did get into a spirited discussion about the difference between toilet training, scatting, and brown showers all forms of defecating in someone's mouth.

It was found that the data obtained by chemical shrinkage test is discontinuous and inaccurate, the data gotten by isothermal calorimetry test is vague and unspecific, and the data gained by XRD analysis is discontinuous and unspecific.

As definitive as they are in that goal they are equally unspecific on how they're going to get there.

The cost of that hub and spoke newsroom - there have been unspecific references to "millions" - will be set against the £5m they will save from cutting jobs.

It's an intimation that probably didn't go down well with the whole of his mixed audience but fared better than his more general, race unspecific, comments about women "wanting everything", and working out who can get it for them rather than how they can get it themselves.

To get sufficient PCR-products nested PCR was performed, first with two outer and rather unspecific primers, followed by a nested reaction with the two newly-developed specific internal primers using a touchdown PCR-protocol (see Table  3).