Sentence examples for less specifically from inspiring English sources

TssJ is localized much less specifically around the cell, and specific co-localization of TssJ with TssB was not observed (middle row), although TssJ sometimes appeared enriched around TssB foci.

Since then, Bowie's records have been less specifically associated with a place, not least because they became more sporadic.

His work since his early Dadaist period has been less absurd and, because of his geographical circumstance, less specifically Chinese.

Sometimes the shooters have seemed less specifically scared of the suspect than generally alarmed by their environment.

Less specifically, kangaroo refers to all 14 species in the genus Macropus, some of which are called wallabies.

The next big live network drama is also an adaptation of an older work, although its concerns are less specifically tied to a particular era.

This sustained swoon of a film is less specifically dedicated to the season, though its emotions surely wouldn't run so woozily high in a different setting.

It will be higher-end than Osteria Morini, the trattoria in SoHo, offering food that is more generally Italian and less specifically from the Emilia-Romagna region.

He's even given credit for advocating higher taxes on the rich when he has more or less specifically rejected the things for which he's given credit.

But her success has less specifically to do with gender — she isn't the first woman to have risen fast and high in French politics — than with her extraordinary effect on ordinary people.

But it seems that Perkins has realized that Trumpism can be understood less specifically, too: as an injunction against the usual concerns of political correctness or partisan tactics, against worrying about the way things might appear.