Sentence examples for making it specific from inspiring English sources

The Other gathers all soft tissues not included in the biokinetic model, assuming no enhanced uptake of the radiopharmaceutical, making it specific for each model.

We have demonstrated that other corneal cells or the intrastromal matrix do not internalize the fluorescent compound, making it specific to the pathogen.

In addition, using a small number of genes, Hoegg et al. [ 14] have scrutinized the existence of duplications in basal Actinopterygians and have found that the WGD event took place after the split of the Acipenseriformes from the lineage leading to teleosts but before the divergence of Osteoglossiformes, making it specific to the teleostean fish.

Maybe I took the general and made it specific.

But that's the thing with art: if you make it specific, it's universal.

If you intend to study for a masters, make it specific rather than general, so focus on the particular area of international development that interests you.

Neither of these characters are African-American, but many hip-hop gangsta figures have been able to appropriate their imagery and make it specific to their own circumstances.

No employer wants to feel like you've just sent out a batch of applications, hoping one of them calls you, so ensure you make it specific to the organisation.

I try to tell a building's story: what makes it specific for a period, location and climate – from high-end architects like Zaha Hadid to people at the other extreme.

Which means you have the problem: Can you make it specific and still applicable across the full range of agencies?

Make it specific and real.