Sentence examples for most specific example from inspiring English sources

His most specific example was a significantly changed policy toward Iran, one that would be equal parts carrot and stick.

The most specific example of the inflammatory mechanism of carcinogenesis is Helicobacter pylori infection.

Historically speaking, most specific early examples of nontrivial logical reasoning were taken from mathematics.

Using the 'is more general than' relationship a collection of hypotheses can be organised into a hierarchical network from the most generic (the root) to the most specific (the examples).

Fifty-two conameds named by the participants were more specific than the corresponding most specific ICF category (for example, jaw joint, problems with climbing upstairs).

As an example, the most specific structural feature for cluster 3, that comprises 98 predominantly inactive compounds, is the SMARTS fragment NC(C N.

Using the background knowledge B, build the most specific clause describing the selected example.

In that case, a fourth algorithm is used which gets the (sub- haplogroup that isub- haplogroup, namely Z2b3a in thatexample.

Secondly, GO annotation in public databases tends to annotate sequences with only the most specific GO term available, for example RNA polymerase II transcription factor activity, enhancer binding (GO 0003705) rather than the more general parent term transcription regulator activity (GO 0030528).

In the current case h6 and h7 have been identified as the most specific hypotheses (none of the examples matches the query).

The most common and specific examples given included criticism of teachers and programmes (56 instances), inappropriate photographs (47 instances), depictions of drunkenness (27), posts about patients (21) and negative comments about patients (13).