Sentence examples for more particular in from inspiring English sources

"My insects are all vegetable feeders, clean, palatable, wholesome, and decidedly more particular in their feeding than ourselves," he writes.

In a general sense, every work of literary art requires a key or clue to the artist's preoccupations (the jail in Dickens; the mysterious tyrants in Kafka, both leading back to the author's own father), but the true roman à clef is more particular in its disguised references.

A woman who reportedly became rapidly obese after treating a bacterial infection in her intestine with a fecal transplant is causing doctors to question whether they need to be more particular in selecting donors.

The technique has been used extensively in animal systems including human and mouse, and more particular in cancer research where several hundred libraries and nearly 7 million SAGE tags have been obtained [ 13, 15].

The full-length Ataxin-3 protein is also not very toxic to non-neural cells of the eye (1), suggesting that the cleavage of the protein may be more particular in vivo to the nervous system, and that this may relate to the toxicity of the protein.

These many factors have a more particular presence in a Chinese cook's consciousness than in that of a typical Western cook, enabling a more complex cuisine.

Some of the challenges Tamana faces, however, are more particular to working in less developed countries.

"Our customers are much more particular than the people in the factory.

While jogging simply requires a treadmill, trail, or decent sidewalk, sprint training is more effective in more particular conditions.

In a more particular line of predilections, Lautréamont, Marianne Moore, Denton Welch, Gombrowicz.

But others say he will be forced to fill in more particulars as time goes on or pay a price.