Sentence examples for in its specificity from inspiring English sources
In the end, you feel Rive's loyalties lay with his fellow South African writers whose work was banned under the apartheid system.But the joy of the piece lies in its specificity: it is fascinating to hear how Rive's pupils treat a Dylan Thomas poem about death as a work of political protest.
Written in the Obama years, What the Constitution Means to Me seems bespoke for the Trump ones, but in its specificity and generosity, it is capacious enough to move with the times.
The utility of PCT as a diagnostic marker appears to be less in its sensitivity to detect infection than in its specificity to rule it out [ 8].
"This man's threat was shocking in its specificity and the anger it contained," said Thomas Harnett, the assistant attorney general for civil rights education and enforcement.
Kennedy's lesson is magisterial in its specificity and range, but it's indeed as "risky" as its purpose: to commend appeasement to those who hurl the "A" word at American strategists they consider insufficiently aggressive.
Appeaser… Before such abuse of the term gets worse, perhaps we should all take a small history lesson". Kennedy's lesson is magisterial in its specificity and range, but it's indeed as "risky" as its purpose: to commend appeasement to those who hurl the "A" word at American strategists they consider insufficiently aggressive.
There is a clear interdependence of furin subsites that must be taken in account in determining its specificity and also for the design of inhibitors.
In other words, in general, its specificity may be lower than that of traditional surveillance systems.
In addition, as statistical validation is not implemented in HomologyTeams, its specificity will become quite lower when the background similarity is increased.
Nevertheless, its sensitivity and in particular its specificity varies (80 96% and 68 89%, respectively).
