Sentence examples for more specific set from inspiring English sources
The index actually nests measurement within measurement: each country's score is based on 10 broad goals of ocean health like water cleanliness and biodiversity, and each of those goals relies on a more specific set of metrics.
There is, on this account, no commitment to some further, more specific, set of attributes.
Pinterest started exploring how to utilize the Taste Graph to improve its advertising products in 2017, which would help advertisers access users with a much more specific set of interests.
Genuine theism involves a more specific set of beliefs: that there is only one god and that god is the invisible, intelligent creator and governor of the world (NHR, 4.2).
It is not just that teachers were engaged in content-specific, collaborative, video-based analysis-of-practice. Instead, the program has been guided by a more specific set of 19 design principles that challenge us to dig beneath the surface of the consensus model (see Table 2).
But it was the popularity of its 3D sequel Grand Theft Auto III in 2001 that led to the widespread propagation of a more specific set of gameplay conventions consistent with a subgenre.
Video footage of trench warfare belatedly positions the production in a more specific setting, though it is unclear why Pilgrim should reach salvation via the electric chair – condemned for desertion, perhaps?
From the Finder or the menu bar, Spotlight in Leopard lets you search for more specific sets of things.
More recently, new algorithms of reconstruction and more specific set-up for isotopes different from F have been implemented to reduce the image degradation.
More specific sets of genes emerging as perturbed in both human and canine mammary tumors are described in more detail below.
Data sets were selected for general usage (preference for expression profiling of tissues over more specific sets) and date of publication (preference for recent data sets due to difficulties of mapping older sets to current gene predictions).
