Sentence examples for largely unspecific from inspiring English sources

The group's grievances were largely unspecific; Dr. Lombard said she suspected that Mr. Djotodia simply felt that rebellion might be a simple path to political power.

It is conceivable that Mendeliome could be preferentially applied in clinical settings with largely unspecific and undefined phenotypes and/or misleading biochemical findings (which we personally experienced in this particular case).

Cancer treatment options remain largely unspecific and create various undesired side effects.

Fitzgerald's evocation of the fashionable world is quite abstract and mostly unspecific.

Fatigue in rheumatic disease may largely be an unspecific sensation due to disease chronicity and damage.

Current treatments including those involving biologics largely rely on unspecific suppression of the effector cells and rarely are able to cure the disease.

Hence the toxicities of acridines are not largely due to an unspecific toxicity associated with DNA damage or binding.

We will show how the control of the immobilization conditions may convert some unspecific supports in largely specific ones.

Unspecific signals are largely determined by the rate of probe elimination from the circulation, which also dictates its retention in the extracellular space.

These latter mutants were distributed in an unspecific manner throughout the cytoplasm and were possibly largely cytosolic.

So far the government has anonymously floated various possible charges to a willing and largely supportive media: fraud against the team's sponsor, the Postal Service or even an unspecific more general fraud, all somehow related to the vague idea that Armstrong and other riders allegedly took substances that were criminal.