Sentence examples for specific at the from inspiring English sources

"It is specific at the moment to France".

"There's nothing specific at the moment," the chief executive of the RFU said.

"It is a fact that they saw newspaper accounts that were pretty specific at the prospects of failure," Justice Handler said, referring to the governor's cabinet-level advisers.

The aim this weekend is to provide some signposts to something more specific at the autumn party conference, including something close to definitive on a replacement for tuition fees.

R.E.M. taught successive generations of American rockers how to be vague and specific at the same time; by juxtaposing evocative phrases to create poetic collages, they involved listeners in the creation of the meaning of their songs.

There have been reports that he was once in talks to run GoPro, but he is not announcing anything specific at the moment.

You can find more specifics at the support page here.

GRNs are highly dataset-specific at the interaction level, while at the global functional level they are highly similar.

Although larval shapes are more similar, they are already species-specific at the time of the coral reef settlement probably due to differences in the larval growth and/or the pelagic larval duration (Table 1).

Out of the 39 LncRNAs that seemed to be lineage-specific at the nucleotide level (e.g. highly diverged between clades; 15 Bras-Lncs, 15 Ae-Lncs and 9 Cleo-Lncs) twelve were conserved by position in at least one of the other lineages (see Fig.  2 for an example and Additional file 8: Figure S3 S9 for the others).

All studied species are well resolved at specific level and highly host-specific at the level of plant subgenus (even when collected in sites where alders from the two subgenera grow adjacent to each other, as shown by molecular analysis of mycorrhizae, Rochet et al. unpublished data).