Sentence examples for many more specific from inspiring English sources

Many more specific antagonists are being investigated and hold much promise for future control of disease.

"Inside Job" was gripping and emotional; "Predator Nation" contains many more specific details and evidence, as an excerpt dealing with academics (one Republican and one Democrat) makes clear.

There are also many more specific solidarity products – think of the coffee grown by Mexico's Zapatista movement - and small-scale and local retailers which deserve support in the ongoing war against big business on our high street, and which might be seen as a more "ethical" choice than the Fairtrade labelled-goods offered by major supermarkets.

Many more specific problems can be seen to derive from these general ones.

Furthermore, the lack of data concerning the impact of released nanoparticles on the environmental system and human health as well as the lack of data concerning exposure and risk assessment and life cycle assessment was discussed as well as many more specific aspects.

This chapter is also an opportunity for the reader to get an introductory and planetary view, as provided by the best satellite data currently available, of the Earth's magnetic field, many more specific aspects of which are discussed in details in the following chapters.

The identification of a large number of miRNAs not previously reported in rice, at least 6 of which are conserved in monocots, suggests that there may be many more monocot-specific or rice-specific miRNAs to be identified.

Thus, we also sought to identify those genes predominantly (or only) expressed in either the human or mouse placentas (in relation to other tissues) and identified many more mouse-specific and human-specific placenta-predominant genes than have previously been shown (Rawn and Cross 2008).

There is nothing at all mysterious here, nor any question of truth: the Chinese simply have many more and specific kinship terms than English speakers.

Overall, these findings confirmed that the current annotation of porcine miRNAs is still incomplete and that many more pig specific miRNAs are likely to exist even though not yet characterized.

How many more locally specific interactions remain under-characterized or undiscovered, and how will the rapid loss of biodiversity and habitat impact such singular relationships and our ability to learn about them?