Sentence examples for more specific looking from inspiring English sources
"I started making the terms more specific, looking at a group of factors women, weapon, age, and location".
Start by researching the country, and then become more specific, looking briefly at the cities you are visiting, and the local customs.
For anything more specific, look at weather2travel.com.
A Nasa insider who asks not to be named is more specific: "Look, I support any initiative that's trying to get to Mars, and I wish them nothing but the best.
For a more specific look at the nucleoprotein interaction with the phosphoprotein a recent crystal structure of the Vesicular Stomatitis Indiana Virus (VSIV) N∶RNA & P complex (pdb id – 3HHZ) [22] was mapped with disorder predictions for the nucleoprotein (Fig. 7).
This makes Bing look like a more specific search engine at first glance.
Three more specific searches – looking at how many times women either checked their messages, used the chat function or replied to messages – finally revealed the huge scale of how many fake female profiles existed.
Having a quantifiable goal something more specific than looking better naked is also helpful.
Other more specific tests looking for the blepharophimosis ptosis epicanthus inversus syndrome caused by FOXL2 mutations, galactosemia (GLAT mutations), or less commonly POLG mutations associated with a mitochondrial disease should be performed if clinically indicated.
However, we also use two other more specific that look, for instance, at the exposure of the new law in terms of the abolition of the former vocational studies of first grade (% students in FP-I), and the rate of students in the first two years of the new compulsory secondary education (% students in ESO-I 5.
Because at the end of the day I have a list of at least 10 things that I could look up but very often I don't even get to that anymore" (MG2) "And much more specific I often look for one specific thing Specifically for the use of that particular drug when I run into that.
