Sentence examples for not always specific from inspiring English sources
They are not always specific enough about distances, though; we found it would often take more time than they indicated getting from place to place.
Although there is a widespread agreement that it is essential to detect early signs of relapses in order to prevent them, there still remain theoretical and methodological difficulties in identifying these signs because they are personal, heterogeneous and not always specific to psychosis.
Apparently, one reference genome for defining all humans genetically is deemed by researchers to be not always specific enough for research purposes.
CAA-related imaging findings are not always specific; therefore, it is necessary to combine with other CAA-related imaging findings for the diagnosis.
It is specific, quantitative and determines both anions and cations, which distinguishes it from several other methods that determine a surrogate of the environmental impact, such as damage via dosimetry which is not always specific and quantitative.
However, this paper also used multiple lines of evidence to demonstrate that K14 expression is not always specific to limbal stem cells, as its accuracy is degraded in cells actively undergoing differentiation.
These attraction systems are usually, but not always, species specific (see evolution: Species and speciation).
Because hydrolytic and synthetic activities are not always correlated, specific screening methods for synthesis activity of lipases are needed.
Censuses after 1851 record an individual's birthplace, although sadly these are not always very specific, giving just the country or, at most, the nearest large town.
According to company literature, such genetically tailored supplements will create a welter of impressive (if not always very specific) benefits, like better bone density and enhanced mental performance.
However, this is not the case for all such tokens, suggesting that variables need not always index specific meanings in interaction in order for holistic, thematic meanings to become enregistered within a community.
