Sentence examples for it is rather specific from inspiring English sources
A brief poll of friends and acquaintances revealed the following as evidence of God's sense of humour: Aldershot Wind (of the body, not the weather) Nigel Rees Allergies to things we like (eg cats, flowers, penicillin) The Daily Express The three-toed Sloth George Bush I think that's a pretty good list to start with, but it is rather specific.
To rule out the general cytotoxic nature of HCL2, its treatment of uninfected THP-1 cell lines and E. coli with HCL2 had no effect, suggesting that it is rather specific to M.tb (data not shown); in addition H37Rv/HCL2 infections were non toxic to mice alveolar lymphocytes and peritoneal macrophages.
The latter remark also reflects on the instrument we used, confirming criticism that it is rather specific in nature (Stalmeijer et al. 2008) while the clinical teaching 'style' it advocates is not considered viable for shorter clerkships (Stalmeijer et al. 2009).
It has been postulated that headache is rather specific for acute Q fever (5, 23 ).
However, this package is rather specific for handling microarray data but not RNA-seq data.
This suggests that the response of the above-mentioned Ca2+ and Mg2+ transport proteins is rather specific.
Neo-Meinongianism does not collapse into platonism in the way that Meinongianism does; it is rather a specific version of nominalism, and as such, it will be discussed below.[2] There are two mainstream arguments for platonism.
This observation may indicate that the HF phenotype develops relatively early in response to cardiac stress, that it is rather non-specific and/or, at least in part, an artefact introduced by the isolation procedures from fibrotic myectomy samples.
I know that's rather specific, but it was my 43rd birthday, and I'm also very date-oriented in general.
