Sentence examples for is too unspecific from inspiring English sources
He argues that this is too unspecific: "Politicians like fairness because it cannot be measured.
No TRAPS patients were retrospectively selected since the clinical spectrum for this disease is too unspecific.
We believe that the information gathered in the IPKB is too unspecific to identify downstream targets in an automatic manner.
Forty-four concepts were labelled not definable, which means that the concept is too unspecific to be assigned to a concrete ICF category (for example, quality of life in general).
Evaluated against European infectious disease case definitions, syndromic surveillance can contribute to identify cases that might fulfil the clinical case definition but the approach is too unspecific to comply to complete clinical definitions.
In addition, we conclude that FCM yields information of the genetic changes that is too unspecific, and that cytogenetic analysis shows a high rate of unsuccessful investigations, thus diminishing the value of the two methods as prognostic factors in SCCHN.
With more than 300 ships around the globe, Navy officials here have said, this was too unspecific to have served as a basis for changing threat levels in the Persian Gulf area, despite the upsurge of passion in the Arab world after the violent clashes in Israel and the Palestinian lands.
Commonly used tools like SF-36 and EQ-5D are too unspecific.
This paper argues that many of the existing cluster algorithms employed by practitioners are too unspecific for archaeological purposes.
Yet the activity of products of the aminogluthetimide era was too unspecific and these substances carried too many side effects for being used clinically.
