Sentence examples for more specific statement from inspiring English sources

"Saying that he served "during Vietnam" does not contradict or override his later, more specific, statement that he served in Vietnam".

Probably, a more specific statement will be needed in order to determine what "important adverse (or unexpected) effects of an intervention" mean for the statement: whether it be statistical significance (which is influenced by the statistical power of the RCTs to detect harm), or clinical importance (which entails a more difficult definition).

This theory also proposed that all warm blooded animals (a more specific statement than Darwin's) arose from a common ancestor, but did not propose the correct method.

However, apart from these more specific statements, the programme is vague.

This might indicate an influence of the circadian rhythm on Fkbp5 mRNA expression, but further studies are needed for more specific statements.

Table  3 shows patients responses to more specific statements in the questionnaire.

We revised the Abstract to include more specific statements of results.

Only the post-exposure period should be extended in future trials, to allow more specific statements regarding reversibility.

To make competencies relevant to education, they must be translated into much more specific statements that include the context, content, and criteria for the competency to be attained.

Sometimes the participants made more specific statements that were linked to similar ICF categories; for example, although the ICF Core Set category societal attitudes (e460) was not linked, several statements were linked to categories e410 through e455 specifying individual attitudes (for example, individual attitudes of friends, colleagues, people in positions of authority, health professionals).

In other words, a patient with four discussed problematic issues in the intervention group gave one more coached, specific statement than a similar patient in the control.