Sentence examples for most specific of from inspiring English sources

The DSM-IV criteria have good sensitivity, but low specificity, but the NINDS-AIREN criteria are the most specific of all available criteria and are used most commonly in research (see Table 1).

The F.B.I. gave New York officials the most specific of alerts: uncorroborated reports of threats to the city's landmarks.

Moore claimed that "the release of Mandela was the strongest and most specific of all her demands".

Franklinstein is the best of en-placed writing, showing us the entire world in the most specific of places".

In a religious environment where even speaking about sex except in the most specific of circumstances was taboo, telling an adult he was being abused felt impossible.

Among the many marvelous aspects of the Chocolate Factory is the way in which this most specific of theaters is utterly transformed by each new occupant.

"Vaughan Williams's third symphony is perhaps one of the best and most specific evocations of the landscape of the Western Front in classical music," opines Zulu_uniform.

However, the potential pathogenic relevance of most specific regions of difference is unknown.

We used histamine, the natural ligand of HRH4, and clozapine, one of the most specific agonist of HRH4, to activate HRH4.

Recent studies have reported that c-Met, or the combination of c-Met and CD44, is one of the most specific markers of CSC in pancreatic cancer.

In the second part, an overview of the most specific applications of IPN hydrogels in separation processes is critically presented.