Sentence examples for not entirely specific from inspiring English sources

So we thought we'd offer some more detail from the research note, which is not entirely specific on that question.

It should be noted that results from PBO assays must be interpreted with caution, since PBO is not entirely specific for cytochrome P450.

Although not entirely specific for CPPD, hook-like or drooping osteophytes at the radial aspects of the metacarpal heads can often be seen [2, 18] (Fig. 13).

A single large cortical-subcortical ICH presenting with an acute neurological deficit is not entirely specific for a diagnosis of CAA.

Some of the previously mentioned signs are not entirely specific to impending or complete AAA rupture and can be seen in other pathologies.

As for how Public Accounts will be priced, Smilov was not entirely specific on this point with me, but it sounded like it will be modelled on a freemium idea: creating the account will be free, but adding in features or using it to send things will come at a price.

However, FDG is not an entirely specific cancer tracer, and false positive finding are not uncommon.

However, false negative/positive results are also possible as these markers are not present in all tumor cells (only up to 30% of cancer cells carry Her-2 in Her-2-positive breast cancer) or are not entirely organ specific.

Dianne Harris: Kinetica is not entirely medium specific, it is just that the concept of what we represent differentiates us us from other art fairs around the world.

Further, it was reported that T1rho was not entirely GAG specific [ 94].

Although our data indicate that PI3K pathway activation in BCBM is not entirely subtype specific, lack of PTEN expression was more commonly observed in the TN and basal-like subtypes when compared with the other tumor types.