Sentence examples for reasonable degree of specificity from inspiring English sources

Liptak writes that the question in the case is "how broadly to understand the phrase 'any individual.' " The Second Circuit wrote that there had to be "a reasonable degree of specificity," and that the government could not simply and speculatively "point to a group of millions of people": the exemption may be flexible, but it is not vacuous.

These observations suggest a reasonable degree of specificity of our patient's response to eszopiclone, thus warranting future sleep-EEG guided systematic studies.

The NWR test in its original English version has previously been found to be sensitive to the presence of language impairment in twin studies and subsequently has been shown to discriminate with a reasonable degree of sensitivity and specificity between parents of affected and unaffected children (Barry et al. 2007).

"These I.N.D.C.s have a reasonable degree of ambition," he said.

For a reasonable degree of statistical reliability, one must record a great number of speakers.

"Democracy can operate only if there's a reasonable degree of order in a society".

All the questions require a reasonable degree of proficiency in reading English.

Most economic disappointments can be coped with, given time and a reasonable degree of predictability.

A reasonable degree of decentralisation, however, is unavoidable in a country as fragmented as Afghanistan.

"That's why I can speak with a reasonable degree of confidence about the future".

(It would be practically impossible to monitor such activities with any reasonable degree of consistent accuracy).