Sentence examples for more specific adjustment from inspiring English sources

Single patient treatment may allow a more specific adjustment of language games to the individual's needs than is possible in a group setting (see, for example, Pulvermüller & Schönle, 1993).

But whenever discussion got more specific, Fed officials insisted that monetary policy extended to many if not most of the Fed's emergency credit programs.

The LTIP [long term incentive plan] is set to be put before shareholders over the summer and we expect Knight Vinke may encourage management to disclose more specific LTIP targets.

There was no need to get more specific, Justice Kennedy said, because "these issues are not implicated on the facts of this case".

While he opted not to specify details, he did say the others would be more specific AI products.

To be more specific, TDK's technology apparently makes it possible to store one terabyte on one platter.

To be more specific, Sony will be selling the NEX-3 with a double lens kit, branded as NEX-3D.

They found that better teacher quality during earlier STEM student years and more specific STEM topic segregation related to lower overall attrition and better STEM career workforce placements.

To be more specific, AOL is effectively last in every category we used in our recent comparison of the Yahoo, Gmail and Live.com webmail clients.

To be more specific, Sony will discontinue the production of the GV-D800 (pictured above) and GV-D200 (below), two digital 8mm video cassette recorders, in September.

A focus on regional wmu's is likely to result in a strong commitment of local stakeholders and governmental officials, allowing a more specific DPSIR approach.