Sentence examples for more specific since from inspiring English sources

In this case, you'd think that Airbnb might be inclined to be more specific — since other hosts may well be concerned that they, too, might experience a similar nightmare — but that's all that we have.

The average Z statistic was similar for both designs (1.71 vs. 1.70), but cdODN199 was more specific, since it matched only 78 PWMs (as compared to 108 for cdODN186).

But, what I mean by ASAP -- to be more specific since that's obviously necessary now -- is that anytime within two years of the wedding or vow renewal date is a good time to start your planning.

Better be more specific, since in discussing the daunting role, the actor is on record as saying he makes a very deliberate point of never giving the same performance twice.

Also, a bidentate substrate is likely to be more specific since it needs to be cleaved twice in order to produce an optimal signal.

qRT-PCR data are more specific since the amplification of single transcripts are confirmed by melting curves and gel analyses.

However, although it is still loosely used to describe many such types of aerobatic performance, it has gradually acquired a more specific meaning since the development of the organized sport of aerobatics, wherein the term has come to denote the precise and accurate execution of defined maneuvers of varying difficulty.

Nevertheless, this study has taken benefit for a more specific calibration, since a large amount of measurements were available in the study environment (Paris at 2.0 GHz).

The estimates of DALYs from this study for treated and untreated patients are pooled in a single number and further research is needed in order to estimate more specific DALYs, since diabetes is a heterogeneous disease.

Marketing and advertising will be rendered much more specific and effective, since many smart devices will be installed throughout the country which can supply priceless data on usage.

These features can be the result of the compromised clinical conditions of these mice; however, they could also reflect a more specific pathogenic process, since similar findings were recently reported in Tk2 knockout mice (29), another model of mtDNA depletion.