Sentence examples for more often specific from inspiring English sources

The clinical signs of infection are often non-specific (e.g., inflammation or fever) and may originate from many possible sources, yet the treatments are more often specific and require an accurate diagnosis to be effective.

More often, specific proteolytic activities, such as the regulated intramembrane proteolysis (RIP) and the rhomboid proteases, produce a cleavage at the vicinity of the TMD [ 36, 37].

Some staff in all hospitals (UK and African) objected to the performance of the checklist in its entirety; more often, specific items were the subject of complaint.

Scales were mainly published in clinical journals (66.7%, n = 76), developed in English (62.3%, n = 71), and were more often specific (72.8%, n = 83).

The more often a specific signal -- whether heard, seen, or touched -- is sent down a particular path, the more defined and efficient that path becomes, like a hiking trail that is well maintained versus one that is overgrown.

Despite the lack of statistical significance, false-positive results in the performance study occurred more often in specific groups such as injection drug users and men who have sex with men.

Physicians who answered more knowledge statements correctly, had more often received specific training in palliative care.

Behaviour-oriented phrases occurred less frequently, and general behaviours were mentioned more often than specific behaviours.