Sentence examples for probably more specific from inspiring English sources

GFAP has the advantage of not being influenced by peripheral injuries, contrary to S100β protein and NSE, and is therefore probably more specific for brain injury [ 88].

Targeting the PLC γ-1 isoform with siRNA is probably more specific than U73122, as the later has more pan anti-PLC function including other PLC isoforms.

A decline in non-joint-replacement upper-limb operations, which are probably more specific to RA, has been documented by several authors (Fevang et al. 2007, Weiss et al. 2008, Kolling et al. 2009, Louie and Ward 2010, Momonara et al. 2010).

Using techniques that give insight into 'the deeper/low abundant proteome', e.g. by fractionation of the samples or depletion of a higher number of the most abundant proteins, which was already partially done in the 2Dnano-LC-MS/MS analysis, may help to find these low abundant and probably more specific tumor markers.

If genes expressed in haustoria are more likely involved in virulence, which is probably more specific to particular fungal species, this might explain why a high percentage of genes expressed in haustoria share little or no sequence similarity to genes in other fungi.

But since they're starting the push, we can probably expect more specific announcements over the next few weeks, probably at MWC. Plays PSP games?

Furthermore, influences of deterministic filters on communities are probably more species specific than the influences of abiotic filters.

Moreover, the CD133+CXCR4+CD34- cells derived from the DMD blood cultured in the presence of endothelial medium give rise to a higher number of endothelial colonies than those from the normal counterpart, indicating that these cells probably receive more specific signals for endothelial differentiation from DMD tissues.

In those families members have fewer expectations of general practitioners' care for minor ailments and they probably have more specific knowledge and useful networks [ 21].

Probably, a more specific statement will be needed in order to determine what "important adverse (or unexpected) effects of an intervention" mean for the statement: whether it be statistical significance (which is influenced by the statistical power of the RCTs to detect harm), or clinical importance (which entails a more difficult definition).

For the other partitions, contents and structures are probably more partition-specific and not straightforward to generalise to other partitions.