Sentence examples for makes it very specific from inspiring English sources

That isolates them, makes it very specific".

Possible cross reactivity can be excluded because gliadin is a prolamine, and gliadin derived peptides are peculiarly rich in proline, which makes it very specific to immune system.

"Those who've been in the field for awhile and using RNAi, they've come to understand and be much more accepting of its natural limitations," says Louise Baskin, senior product manager at Thermo Fisher in Waltham, Massachusetts, adding that "it's a promiscuous mechanism by nature we do what we can to make it very specific, but there's always a chance that something's happening that's unanticipated".

But the idea was to make it very specific and detailed about a particular period of time, because that's much more interesting to me than these hifalutin concepts of "what does it all mean in the end?" There's not very much of that in the book, actually.

Since your ad will be short, make it very specific.

Don't make it very specific, though, like Medieval times or biology.

This makes it very likely that specific adjustments have been made to optimize the behavior of protein complexes in an energy-depleted and acidified cytoplasm.

But what I also like is the fact that you can narrow your news consumption down to a specific set of categories which makes it very easy to find specific information (for instance, you can opt to display only stories about 'Steve Jobs' or 'Rumors' when browsing for news on Apple).

The number of cis-regulatory polymorphisms and the presence of LD between them makes it very difficult to discern their specific contributions in epidemiological or ex vivo studies.

The technical simplicity, rapid speed, and low cost of this assay make it very attractive in specific antibody detection and clinic serological tests of infectious diseases.

Until recently, the lack of lymph vessel-specific markers made it very difficult to specifically study BVI or LVI.