Thus, the terms 'investigation' and 'inquiry' are critical within the web search for more specific content, namely science.
The menu includes obvious choices like World and US News, but also a more specific option, namely the FIFA corruption scandal, and I can imagine more categories in that vein.
Since Clexane could potentially block not only Factor Xa, but also inhibits thrombin to some extent, further analysis was performed using a more specific inhibitor, namely, Dabigatran, which blocks only thrombin.
ViennaNGS::SpliceJunc addresses a more specific problem, namely characterization of splice junctions which is becoming increasingly relevant for understanding alternative splicing events.
Conversely, decreased task difficulty was accompanied by increasing involvement of more specific timing areas, namely bilateral medial frontal gyri and left cerebellum.
These conclusions do not change radically if we consider more specific types of elasticities, namely total hour elasticities or participation elasticities (detailed results available from the authors).
Although all Buddhist schools follow the words of the Buddha, here we use the term to refer to a more specific system of thought, namely a subschool within the Sautrāntika.
McLaughlin (1989, 1990), and following him Allison (1991), reject this reading, instead taking the notion of mechanism in the relevant sense to correspond to a more specific type of causality, namely the causality by which the parts of a thing determine the whole rather than the whole's determining the parts; this view is also taken by Zanetti (1993).
Although all participants were asked to fill the FFQ, more specific questions regarding salt intake, namely the visual analogical scale, use of table salt and refrigerator ownership, were only performed to all cases and a subsample of controls.
