Sentence examples for perhaps more specific from inspiring English sources

There's another way I look at the Twin Towers that's perhaps more specific to myself.

Aaron Kribs, who was let go at Excite@Home last year, was direct and specific in his exit e-mail, perhaps more specific than his former employers would have liked, considering he sent it to dozens of friends in numerous industries.

Another issue that is perhaps more specific to Careem's place as a startup mostly focused on emerging markets: payments.

In this context, and given the scarcity of IBC, international collaborations are underway for collecting enough IBC samples that should allow identifying genomic alterations perhaps more specific of IBC.

Another hypothesis is that these three cancers have more (and perhaps more specific) symptoms in older age.

Unlike SP-1, activatiof of VDR is a less common event, perhaps more specific for glaucomatous astrocytes.

Perhaps the more specific software engineering team factors, for example the agile development method's collective ownership and code management, are decisive.

The investigation does conclude with a minor admonition that Tesla could perhaps be more specific about its system limitations in its driver-assist features, but acknowledges that all required information is present and available to drivers and vehicle owners.

By repeating the parental questionnaire for inclusion in the case control study, our wheeze cases were defined by the presence of persistent wheeze, perhaps a more specific marker for asthma illness.

Additional, perhaps more species-specific, responses are likely to be important in protecting against harmful effects of high temperature growth, including the accumulation of small molecules such as glycinebetaine and through the regulation of carbon fixation via rubisco activase [ 6, 54].

EMT is currently considered as a focal and transient event occurring at specific tumour regions and being perhaps more relevant to specific tumour types (Peinado et al, 2007; Polyak & Weinberg, 2009; Thiery et al, 2009).