Sentence examples for intentionally specific from inspiring English sources

The regulations are intentionally specific so no one will "go rogue on this topic," Proud told The Arizona Republic.

And by promoting across different platforms, researchers can bring their research to new audiences and can intentionally target specific readers.

The present strategy could be developed as a universal approach for designing and constructing carrier-free theranostic nanovehicles by intentionally selecting specific cancer cell membrane and the inner loading cargoes.

Some designers, musicians and artists (including some at my firm, NBBJ) are using software like Ableton, Max/mxp, Mechanical Turk and Mind Mixer to create sound installations that intentionally evoke specific emotions in new ways for people as they travel through buildings, parks and cityscapes.

The task force defines impact investing as "those that intentionally target specific social objectives along with a financial return and measure the achievement of both".

Such a glossary should also be sensitive with regards to the reasons for differing terminology; for example, some interventions will be tailored intentionally for specific situations, and the language of "implementation fidelity" would be inappropriate when describing such practice.

48 In terms of the limitations of our study, we acknowledge that forming strong conclusions from case studies has some shortfalls and we have intentionally selected specific countries with the aim of illustrating the common applications of PHI.

Because the scope was intentionally non-specific to a particular clinical context the search strategy was designed to find studies which included non-specific complication related index and free text terms.

The original publication describing and validating the Google Flu Trends methods intentionally excluded specifics concerning the statistical model used out of concern that public knowledge of the search terms could alter its usefulness to track influenza activity [2].

A potential explanation for this discordance is that Annex 2 was designed and written in such a way as to be intentionally non-specific.

We compared the spatio-temporal postural organization between stroke patients and healthy controls in a bipedal standing task where participants had to intentionally produce two specific ankle/hip coordination patterns: in-phase and anti-phase.