Sentence examples for making more specific from inspiring English sources
The company will be making more specific product announcements over the next nine to 18 months.
We solve the problem indirectly: not by making more specific which actors and knowledges should be included and how, but by articulating what might be realistic expectations given the relative position of a mode of governance vis-à-vis other modes.
We will see that these claims recommend various courses of action: centrally, those meant to secure and sustain a political organization — preferably a state — for the given ethno-cultural national community (thereby making more specific the answers to our normative questions (1e), (1f), (2b), and (2c)).
Last month, in fact, the International Panel on Climate Change issued its fifth report, and this is the third National Climate Assessment -- each making more specific estimates of the climate dangers ahead.
We next discuss the effect of making more specific assumptions on the assembly pathways.
Yet, the data on blood cell differentially methylated regions were based on adult signatures and may not be completely comparable to the data examined here on infants and young children, thus making more specific examinations worthy of further explorations.
Author response: We agree that the option for user specified filtering of new matches to make more specific profiles for further iterations may significantly increase the specificity of psi-square.
Those images have been made more specific, Mr. Lepage said, using elements from the productions that followed.
But for sophisticated investors who may have a higher tolerance for risk and a longer time horizon, a variety of tools are available to make more specific investments.
For recreational anglers, that's a general rule, and it is made more specific for certain fish, which have minimum length restrictions.
Serological tests have been made more specific and convenient to perform since the discovery of a technique to produce large quantities of monoclonal antibodies, which bind to only one specific antigen.
