Sentence examples for much less specific from inspiring English sources

The appendix criteria for MA had specificity versus TIA of 0.91 while the main body criteria were much less specific: 0.73.

The fate of the men in the movie is much less specific and savage, though no less haunting.

But Mr. McCain's early enthusiasm for balanced budgets seems to have cooled slightly in this campaign, and he is much less specific about spending cuts than he is about tax cuts.

"This is why we have come up from a very different picture to the Tory document, because they have included a lot of things that are much less specific, some of which Labour would say they haven't firmly signed up to and some of which we haven't got specific details or a timescale for.

He therefore made his own work much less specific, paring down the text, taking out "what feels like literature" to produce the extraordinary patchwork of half articulated, half implied exchanges that gives the 70-minute piece much of its powerfully mysterious charge.

The bone phase is much less specific and needs correlation with radiographs for interpretation [9, 14].

With much less-specific recognizing nucleotides (4−6 nt) compared with those (14−45 nt) of intron homing, the reverse splicing pathway could permit group I introns to invade not only homologous sites but also heterologous sites (Bhattacharya et al. 2002, 2005).

TssJ is localized much less specifically around the cell, and specific co-localization of TssJ with TssB was not observed (middle row), although TssJ sometimes appeared enriched around TssB foci.

In humans, cryptosporidiosis is most commonly caused by either C. hominis, which is predominantly host specific, or the zoonotic C. parvum which is highly prevalent in young calves and much less host specific [ 1].

Democracy is about the people, not the leaders, much less a specific leader".

That said, Davidson is surely right to note that classical relationships were as often one-sided, or ethereal, or just plain frustrating as relationships anywhere, and that many probably did not include sex at all (see poor Alcibiades' relationship with Socrates), much less any specific kind of sex.