Sentence examples for has any specificity from inspiring English sources
Both installations are by sculptors — if that designation has any specificity these days.
How did you validate the serotonin antibody to ensure this has any specificity in your assay?
'If queer theorists have agreed on anything, it is that for queer thought to have any specificity at all, it must be characterized by becoming, the constant breaking of habits.
We then investigated whether these putative transcriptional regulatory elements have any specificity to core type.
Beyond this, whether the HIN domains of different PYHIN family members have any specificity for particular DNA sequences or structures remains to be established.
GOLGA3 is a golgi apparatus gene which is ubiquitously expressed and does not appear to have any specificity that would make it likely to contribute to SSc pathogenesis based on current knowledge [ 47].
These findings weaken the view that abnormal amounts of these molecules have any specificity to inclusion body myositis and that they cause degeneration of myofibre in patients with inclusion body myositis.
Consequently, the meaning of the recovery process has lost any specificity, and there are all too real risks of a reductive understanding of the concept in the implementation of services.
In particular, while the generic nature of sympathy (as expressed by #prayforboston) might not have any geographic specificity, expressions of solidarity (using #bostonstrong) would be expected from cities with deeper ties to Boston that include shared regional or cultural identities.
There is no obvious reason to suggest that these genes are not functional or have any other specificity.
