The phrase "kind of specificity" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to describe a specific type or level of detail or precision in a sentence or statement. Example: "In order to fully understand this complex concept, we need to delve into a kind of specificity that explores every aspect and nuance."
And this kind of specificity, I felt, was enriched by this speedy process.
That kind of specificity makes pointed sense in a Trollope tome; "Cranford" is 187 pages long.
In his 2012 interview with Doyle, Garrett expressed pride in his pioneering effort in providing that kind of specificity.
I never spoke about these dreams with any kind of specificity, aware that a midnight vision described in hospital lighting immediately becomes a symptom.
Phillips and Rove gave me a copy of this document, which provides a good example of the kind of specificity that Phillips was talking about.
"We've only had it in operation for a year, but our hope is to refine it in the months and years ahead so we can get that kind of specificity," he said.
The kinds of specificity of character and emotion (Juliet's erudition, Prospero's memories, Macbeth's fears) that Shakespeare evokes in the plays is worlds away from the inchoate, ineffable communication of dance and its relatively broad storytelling capacities.
This kind of population specificity will have detrimental effects on the design of population-specific clinical CHG-arrays, and on the interpretation and assignment of pathogenicity of CNV findings in individuals from different ethnic populations [ 25, 51– 51].
This kind of "context specificity", which is relevant for solving concrete situations, is also mentioned in psychological studies (Funke 2003; Jonassen 2000).
It is therefore of interest to test whether learning in a spatiotemporal task reveals the same kind of temporal specificity as learning in a purely temporal task.
This kind of high specificity and positive predictive value, compared to the autopsy gold standard, is a prerequisite for a biomarker to be used as an aid to early diagnosis of dementia.
