Sentence examples for it further specifies that from inspiring English sources

It further specifies that the training offered will depend on the level of existing skills of the people being targeted — so it's not necessarily going to be teaching much actual coding here.

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence further specifies that metformin be stopped if serum creatinine exceeds 150 µmol/L (1.7 mg/dL) (a higher threshold than in the U.S). or eGFR is below 30 mL/min per 1.73 m (14).

The principle difficulty of any such position is to further specify that ambiguous relationship, whilst simultaneously avoiding the twin but opposed pitfalls of reductionism and dualism.

Two recent reports further specify that mesenchymal stem/progenitor cells compose an integral part of the hematopoietic stem cell niche [43], [44].

It further specifies in the letter that: "Face ID confirms attention by directing the direction of your gaze, then uses neural networks for matching and anti-spoofing so you can unlock your phone with a glance".

The Guardian further specifies that it is a "major internet peer-to-peer voice and text communications," which sounds like it might be Skype — owned by Microsoft and previously named as an N.S.A. partner.

The G-BA VerfO (Section 4.2.5.5 Suppl. G-BA VerfO) further specifies that the effect modifiers sex, age, disease severity or disease stage as well as country and study centre-effects should always be analysed.

The genus description is similar to the family description, but further specifies that the fruit bodies float, are sometimes embedded in a loose subiculum (a woolly or net-like growth of hyphae), and that the spores are reddish.

For instance, Orkneyinga saga states as much; whilst Morkinskinna further specifies that Lagmann fled southwards and out to sea, as Magnús' fleet advanced, only to be captured and kept in the Norwegian king's company for some time afterwards.

The Directive further specifies that "health surveillance should be provided for workers according to national systems.

The ADA further specifies that this includes the vast majority of men aged >50 years and women aged >60 years with an additional risk factor (23).