Sentence examples for specific especially from inspiring English sources

Abnormal hematological counts, acute-phase reactants, and inflammatory cytokines are neither sensitive nor specific, especially at the onset of illness.

But they have been less than specific, especially on the question of how close No. 1 — the most badly damaged reactor — came to a full meltdown.

The policy changes proposed by the report are also strikingly forthright and specific, especially in a political system whose lifeblood is opaque slogans.

That did not keep Republicans from pressing her to be more specific, especially on the policy work she performed in the Clinton White House during the debate over a proposed ban on the "partial-birth abortion" procedure.

In order to reduce the public health threats posed by pollution events, water monitoring programs should be planned to be beach specific, especially in areas where these events are more likely to occur.

For instance, Hansen (1999) highlights that while facilitating the search for new knowledge and information, weak ties impede the transfer and implementation of specific, especially complex, knowledge.

Still, these views on the issues of biodiversity remain sector-specific, especially for sectors that have historically depended on biodiversity and the environment for the materials of trade.

Within shrub soils, microbial communities were shrub species-specific, especially in surface soils, highlighting differences in soil characteristics created by specific shrub species and/or similarity in stresses structuring shrub species and microbial communities alike.

But when it came down to specifics, especially on taxes, they sputtered.

The statement also pledged joint action to calm shaken financial markets, but it was short on specifics, especially on steps to rekindle growth.

But his speech, while long on rhetoric about the abuses of capitalism, was short on specifics, especially on regulating and improving the global system.