Sentence examples for more specific because from inspiring English sources

Compared with analysis based on anomalies in the DFD (dinucleotide frequency distribution), which have little specificity, analysis using RepeatMasker is much more specific because it uses a database (RepBase) of consensus sequences from the principal characterized transposable elements.

A team is not required to be more specific because the opponent might try to aggravate the injury.

In London he could have been more specific because there he estimates around 80 people do what he does.

Ms. Dunn was more specific because, she said, "there are some pretty powerful spy satellites out there".

He declined to be more specific because he feared retaliation against family members still in the North.

It's better to be more specific, because employers aren't looking for just any match, Ms. Bajic says.

The authorities declined to give more specifics because raids were still taking place.

But the officials also said they were frustrated over their inability to offer more specifics because the reports, including intercepted communications overseas, gave no more specific indications.

In a narrow transcription the symbols are more specific, either because allophones are differentiated, or because the phonetic quality of the sounds is shown more precisely.

I can't be more specific, partly because I don't want to spoil a surprise and also because the specifics don't necessarily matter.

It's difficult to come up with a more specific definition because no one zine is quite like another.