Sentence examples for restrictive specificity from inspiring English sources

A broader PI activity in ALPs is also in contrast with the more restrictive specificity observed in MTMs/PTEN 3-ptases and the capability to dephosphorylate di- and tri-phosphoinositides found in the SopB/IpgD 5-ptases.

hPAD4 shows more restrictive substrate specificity compared to hPAD2.

While this means that the study did not count many possible cases of violence towards others (a loss of sensitivity) the restrictive criteria increased specificity.

In her commentary on her version of the blessing Falk notes that "in its specificity, this blessing seems restrictive rather than expansive: it doesn't open out to the range of possibility and promise that ought to characterize youth".

Rather than singling out specific cuisines, I've opted for regions like "Mediterranean" and "East Asia," which gives you a great deal of liberty and avoids the kind of specificity that many people find restrictive.

There can be situations, though, wherein words or phrases lie between the specific object and the clause that proves its specificity, and would call for the irregular restrictive which.

First, it focuses on large and reproducible inbreeding effects, which have been characterized in terms of age-specificity, temperature sensitive periods and restrictive conditions [ 23].

Villumsen et al. established a national, very restrictive cutoff in order to obtain a high specificity and a high predictive value of a positive result [ 21]; this decision was based on the assumption that Q fever was sporadic in Denmark.

Due to the specificity of the subject matter we did not use restrictive inclusion criteria related to study quality.

We applied a human rights framework to assess a policy of early treatment initiation according to the following criteria: public-health purpose; likely effectiveness; specificity; human rights burdens and benefits; potential for less restrictive approaches; and fair administration.

In general, by clinical criteria, sensitivity (proportion of true positive results) increases with more permissive clinical criteria, and specificity (proportion of true negative results) increases with more restrictive clinical criteria.