Sentence examples for specific both from inspiring English sources

So many of the things we consider to be universals in parenting, like the right way to feed, to put to sleep, to praise children and to discipline them, are culturally specific — both in practice and in prevalence and, it turns out, in their psychological effects.

It is more specific, both as to the characterization of the syntactic view and as to its refutation.

In specific, both assume that there is an incentive for firms to invest in general or transferable skills in the first place.

More precisely, we studied: i) how specific (both in terms of valence and relevance) is the effect of the facial expressions of emotions of an individual with respect to how the action aimed at the same individual is executed; ii) whether and how the effects of emotions on action execution are modulated by participants' empathic attitudes.

In this study ROBO4 was highly endothelial specific, both from the in silico and experimental analyses.

This relationship was specific both anatomically and neurochemically: no relationship between glutamate levels and resting connectivity was demonstrated.

Like everything else, fundraising is highly context-specific, both in terms of culture and history, so helping people identify what works locally and encouraging south-south exchanges of ideas might be better.

More than policy specifics (both Romney and Obama avoided or downright ignored many of the actual questions asked), Cassidy says, the latest debate revealed something more personal about each of the candidates.

Though they disagree on the specifics, both Shuster and Obama said the sequester should be replaced with less arbitrary spending reductions.

Rabbit anti-human IgG+M+A, HRP-conjugated goat anti-rhesus IgM (μ chain-specific) (both from Nordic Immunological Laboratories, Tilburg, The Netherlands) and rhesus IgM (Gentaur, Brussels, The Netherlands) were used for IgM quantification.

To roughly test the characteristics of the transcript- and gene-specific probes, five probe categories were defined: transcript-specific, gene-specific (both as defined above), non-perfect match probes (alignments with gaps or mismatches), no-match probes (no alignment with an e-value smaller than 1), and negative control probes (non-human sequence, indicated by the manufacturer).