Sentence examples for need for specificity from inspiring English sources
Her emphasis on the need for "specificity" as a prerequisite to full integration recalls the arguments of some feminists for the virtues of single-sex education: a full mixing is the ultimate goal, but there is much preparation needed beforehand.
The need for volatility may conflict with the need for specificity, and the animal may need to compromise (in an evolutionary sense) to produce molecular structures that meet both requirements.
The ICHD criteria represent a compromise between the clinical need for sensitive criteria and the research need for specificity.
Conversations before and after a crisis have much in common, such as the need for specificity, openness, honesty, and full family participation, although there are differences.
Balancing the importance of a high sensitivity, however, is the need for specificity to limit the number of false-positive detections.
However included in this review were studies where electrical stimulation was not functionally applied, hence given the overwhelming evidence supporting the need for specificity of treatment, the limited effect on gait and activity is understandable [ 7, 20, 21].
SYBR green I dye simplifies the experimental design but introduces the need for specific controls to maintain high specificity.
Its advantages over PCR-based techniques are even shorter reaction time, no need for specific equipment, high sensitivity and specificity as well as comparably low susceptibility to inhibitors present in sample materials which enables detection of the pathogens in sample materials even without time consuming sample preparation.
Large numbers of compounds, often more than 50, in secretions of the preorbital and pedal glands of antelope and the urine of many mammals appear to reflect the need for individual specificity.
The need for high specificity lies in choosing the optimal parameter to be measured and monitored.
Hubel and Wiesel also saw the need for functional specificity at a finer scale in their model of thalamic inputs to simple cells, verified in the 1990s.
