Sentence examples for more specific only from inspiring English sources

For the first version of the standard (version 1.0), 'biobank' was defined as 'a collection of biological material stored, together with the information attached to the material, for one or several purposes'.2 This was updated to be more specific only with version 2.0, in 2014.

In order to make the search more specific, only the most significant gene targets were taken into consideration.

When tutees became stuck, these tutors provided not answers, but only hints, which were at first general and became more specific only as a last resort.

Authors conclude that with both methods C-PiB PET was more sensitive, while F-FDG-PET was more specific only when scans were interpreted quantitatively.

More specific, only the initial OR schedule is known, which is defined by the assignment of the elective surgeries to an OR and the initially planned start times P i of the elective surgeries together which their expected duration E i.

Highly sensitive two-tier PCR systems including a panel of 50 HPV types applied to tissue sections and not to smears may be more specific: only 30% of 453 CIN I contained high-risk HPV types and prevalence and distribution of HPV types are significantly different from CIN II or CIN III (Feoli-Fonseca et al, 2001).

Vice versa, the clusterings on higher levels are much more specific but they cover only a few proteins out of all: the minimal specificity of any cluster regarding categories from biological processes is 0.98, for molecular function categories it is 0.99, and for cellular component categories it is 0.99.

Symptoms and signs such as nose ulceration, eschar of the nasal mucosa, black necrotic lesions, and perforation of the hard palate are more specific, but these findings are present only at an advanced stage.

Gina McCarthy, the assistant administrator for air and radiation, said the rules would be "cost-effective" but the agency declined to be more specific, saying only that the agency would consider the costs and benefits of available control technologies.

Today, Mr. Bush was no more specific, saying only that he would expect Mr. Rumsfeld to work closely with his budget director "to make sure that the missile defense receives the priority we think it must receive in future Pentagon budgets".

Additionally, it is more specific, because only pulmonary edema and not pleural effusions are assessed.