Sentence examples for mostly unspecific from inspiring English sources

Fitzgerald's evocation of the fashionable world is quite abstract and mostly unspecific.

These results lead to the conclusion that the adsorption of endotoxins to organoclays is mostly unspecific which limits its practical application.

Primary endpoints with power calculation (in 87% of studies) were mostly unspecific or clinically irrelevant.

The findings showed that mostly unspecific stroke symptoms were presented when the dispatch code was other than stroke and that fall or lying position was the dominating problem.

A low proportion of reads corresponded to piRNAs and mRNAs, whereas a high proportion of reads corresponded to rRNAs, suggesting that the sequences recovered in GFP-AubAA iCLIP were mostly unspecific (Table S1; Figure S1E).

Generation of ROS after heavy metal contact is mostly an unspecific reaction due to abnormal high metal concentrations.

Only after 180 min, a few differences in mostly unknown (or unspecific) genes were detected (Figs 7, 8).

As we walked around the shop a little longer, Jenkins talked about North Korea and how he never had any freedom to do what he wanted, how there was never enough food, how he hated it but mostly he's unspecific about his experiences.

Symptoms are unspecific and mostly related to upper gastrointestinal tract involvement.

However, owing to unspecific cross-hybridization mostly caused by low sequence complexity of sodium bisulfite treated sequences, not all probe sequences were suitable for further analysis.

DTB might be generally more prone to unspecific reactions in the "low-positive zone" than e.g. CTM-MTB [ 20, 21] which can be mostly overcome by re-testing the sample.