Sentence examples for many different specifics from inspiring English sources

"It's also complex – every story has so many different specifics that everyone tells the story differently".

Over the next 15 years, computing systems are going to get really good at many different specific human-like tasks such as understanding images, videos, language and answering questions.

It is a lumped species which incorporates many different specific lipid compounds.

Many different specific secretagogues have been used in the past, but generally now calcium gluconate is used regardless of the specific secretory product.

The box plot representations in Figure 5 indicate that there is surprisingly little variation in the frequency of activity cliffs across many different targets for data sets of moderate to large size (despite the presence of many different specific ligand-target interactions and binding constraints).

These amps attempt to emulate the sound of many different specific amplifiers, and allow you to choose between them.

There are many different specific reasons a person might find it hard to say no to others, but the common thread that ties them all together is worry – worry about what the outcome will be if you say no.

As reported in Table  5, various vectors and many different tumor-specific promoters have been used to drive the tissue-specific expression of the NIS gene.

For example, nucleic acid synthesis inhibitors are linked to many different organ-specific disease classes due to the widespread effect of non-specific inhibition of DNA and RNA synthesis.

This modest overlap is probably due to the fact that the highly dynamic context of a developing embryo, in which many different tissue-specific enhancers and pathways might be active, differs from that of a tumor derived from one particular lineage.

Research by the European Commission in 2013 found that "young people regard voting as one option among many, and they show their political engagement in many different, issue-specific ways that can potentially influence policies more directly".