Sentence examples for particularly specific for from inspiring English sources

"Every administration prior to the Trump administration had NDAs, particularly specific for anyone that had a security clearance," she said during Tuesday's briefing.

This should therefore represent a cancer-relevant gene that is over-expressed in subsets of many different cancer types, but is not particularly specific for glioblastoma.

Probably these alterations are not particularly specific for alcohol withdrawal syndromes.

The sequential Chromomycin A3 (CMA3, particularly specific for CG rich regions) and DAPI (specific for AT rich regions) stainings revealed in both species a varying number of 6 8 sites with CMA3+/DAPI- signals.

Furthermore, as its RNase activity on naked RNA substrates is not particularly specific (a preference for cleavage after U's), yet its in vivo activities in rRNA processing are highly specific, its RNase activity within living cells must be highly controlled [ 24].

OnePlus isn't being particularly specific with its teaser for the 'X', which went out over Twitter today and was first spotted by VentureBeat — but a filing with the FCC last month suggested that it is planning to introduce a 5.5-inch smartphone that has been dubbed 'OnePlus Mini'.

The assays tested clearly need to eliminate cross-reactivity with antisera positive for related antibodies, particularly those specific for yellow fever virus.

The identification of a protein target for individual critically ill patients is crucial for outcomes, particularly for specific subpopulations, such as obese and older patients.

Infection with a novel retrovirus such as XMRV would be expected to result in the induction of an immune response, particularly with antibodies specific for the viral Env and Gag proteins.

Although pre-therapy PCT values were not particularly sensitive, nor specific for predicting deaths, PCT in therapy (cut-off 0.5 ng/ml) had an AUC 0.79 (sensitivity 75%, specificity 76% in predicting events) (P < 0.0001).

Regular assessment of pain and other symptoms was rated as a valid quality criterion, though it was commented that a validated instrument might not always be available, particularly for specific patient groups (e.g. for persons with advanced dementia).