Sentence examples for growing specificity from inspiring English sources

The growing specificity of Dr. B.'s questions and support is rendered in delicate intaglio, but contributes powerfully to the momentum of feeling that leads to America's emotional resolve at the novel's end.

As the passage continues, observe the growing specificity of Tolstoy's description, which gives it the texture of "reality," whether or not this "Oblonsky" corresponds to an actual flesh-and-blood person who once existed: He enjoyed his newspaper as he enjoyed his after-dinner cigar for the slight haze that it produced in his head.

One may then be able to "grow" potency by extending the molecule into the CoA portion of the cofactor and "grow" specificity by extending the molecule into the PEG2 region or the shallow negatively charged groove that we had previously noted.

Prenuptial agreements have grown in specificity.

The average longest neurite of neurons in cell body contact with Schwann cells was 7.4-fold shorter than those of neurons without Schwann cell neuron cell body contact (naked neurons), and the neurites showed substrate specificity, growing only on the Schwann cell membranes and not extending onto the laminin substrate.

With growing experience, the specificity of MRI detection has reached greater than 90%, similar to that achieved with mammography.

Despite the growing number and specificity of Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education curricular requirements, we applaud gastroenterology fellowship training programs for continuing to flourish and remaining responsive to meet these changing demands.

Yet for all that he reveals with such specificity about growing up, he remains just slightly mysterious, as a fond, eccentric and quiet bachelor uncle might appear to a curious child.

The antigen specificity of growing cells was tested by pMHCI multimer staining and IFN-γ ELISPOT assays.

Therefore, Arfaptin-1's affinity for curved membranes of a certain diameter could explain the observed specificity for growing insulin granules.

However, a growing appreciation of the specificity of serum autoantibodies is likely to underpin attempts to define the relevant pathogenic antigen reactive T cell clones in the near future.