Sentence examples for more specific steps from inspiring English sources

Critics of the Agriculture Department, who say the agency has resisted taking the steps needed to keep mad cow disease out of the food supply agree that muscle meat is safe but offer more specific steps the public can take to protect itself.

More specific steps will be provided.

"With the wider aspects of platforms… we are looking at coming forward with more specific steps which could be taken to tighten up the response to all types of illegal content before the Commission reaches a decision on whether legislation will be required," Jourová added.

Future work on this subject will likely refine this initial description, and may describe additional, more specific steps within the five discussed here.

Each Rab protein regulates one (or more) specific step of intracellular membrane traffic in eukaryotic cells, probably by assembling the general tethering/docking/fusion machinery [ 96].

The high bar for patentability will force biotech companies to describe more specific, detailed steps in their methods, Rai says, and competitors could then avoid being sued by outsourcing any one of those steps.

For extreme Word slowness, the company also has a help page that guides you through more specific troubleshooting steps (like renaming the Normal.dot template).

A second, more specific, screening step using validated instruments such as the AUDIT-C for alcohol misuse [ 55] would improve PCPs' ability to interpret and prioritize screen-positive results.

In the main search page, the query becomes more and more specific in a step-by-step process, depending on the user's choice.

In an open letter addressed to President Bush, Education Secretary Rod Paige and members of Congress, and in a full-page advertisement that ran in Wednesday's Roll Call, the group, Citizens for Effective Schools, said the law should focus less on punishing schools that fall short and more on prescribing specific steps that could help them improve.

It is generally considered to be more specific than subsequent steps of the antigen processing pathways and thus pivotal for vaccine design.