Sentence examples for reasonably specific for from inspiring English sources

Lucigenin-enhanced chemiluminescence has been widely used and is reported to be reasonably specific for superoxide.

Our validation, with use of 2006 2007 Medicare Part D drug data for outpatients, suggests that our primary definition is reasonably specific for defining cases of coccidioidomycosis or blastomycosis.

The disappearance of the keratin immunostaining in ballooned hepatocytes is reasonably specific for ASH and NASH, since it is not seen in ballooned cells of viral hepatitis or toxic damage and can therefore be used as an objective morphologic parameter in grading of steatohepatitis (Lackner et al. 2008).

Many of these have reasonably specific imaging features permitting accurate diagnosis, which has significant implications for their management (Tables 1 and 2).

The Nijmegen IgA ELISA test appeared to be reasonably specific.

We can therefore say that presentation to this clinic is reasonably specific.

Of course, there are other cases in which the elasticity of substitution may be high; for example, labor may substitute reasonably well for specific production techniques.

This method of production has the advantage of being very economical and allows for the production of very large amounts (>111 GBq (>3 Ci)) of reasonably high specific activity material (~31.8 TBq/mmol (~860 Ci/mmol)).

Heart murmurs are reasonably accurate signposts for specific valvular diagnoses.

We need to agree on what can reasonably be expected for a specific business in a specific geographic context in terms of the proactive measures (or due diligence) it undertakes.

With the exception of fluoroquinolones and β-lactams, measure of association for all other antimicrobial drug classes was reasonably higher for those dogs given specific antimicrobial drugs compared with those that were not.