Sentence examples for of an unspecific from inspiring English sources

Ratcliffe said the guards had hinted to his wife's family that they were willing to release her as part of an unspecific deal with the UK government.

He then went on to do an impression of an (unspecific) labour politician in what I thought was a Scottish accent (on Twitter some have suggested it was Gordon Brown he was mimicking, while others seem to think it was Russian).

Open image in new window Fig. 2 A 64-year-old woman with the incidental finding of an unspecific, 4-mm nodule in the right middle lobe.

The situation might be similar for migraine attacks triggered by other substances, whereas substances like carbachol may cause headaches of an unspecific phenotype.

The aim of this study was to develop a new tool for the early detection of inflammatory joint diseases using fluorescence imaging in the near-infrared (NIR) spectral range following the intravenous administration of an unspecific contrast agent.

The lack of a training effect might be explained by the use of an unspecific task (that is nevertheless representative of "real-life" training situations) and/or by insufficient duration/intensity to induce long-lasting changes.

Thus, the reported findings refer to expectations and outcomes of rewards (chocolate bars) rather than to an unspecific effect of brand logo presentation.

Finally, the described neurophysiological changes may be related to an unspecific decrease of overall cortical excitability with age.

This indicates that POD thermal inactivation is due to an unspecific effect of temperature on the protein structure, and the cofactor loss appears as a secondary phenomenon.

We found no benefit for an ICU-specific single episode information intervention in the ICU compared to an unspecific conversation of comparable length.

In a previous study, we found that infusion of methylene blue, an unspecific inhibitor of eNOS and iNOS, did not attenuate the emergence of ovine PPE [ 12].