Sentence examples for specific of all from inspiring English sources

The DSM-IV criteria have good sensitivity, but low specificity, but the NINDS-AIREN criteria are the most specific of all available criteria and are used most commonly in research (see Table 1).

Moore claimed that "the release of Mandela was the strongest and most specific of all her demands".

Rogan's use of the word stigma to describe societal reactions to his mother-in-law's Alzheimer's disease asks something specific of all of us.

In this study, the DNase test was the most specific of all tests and had the least number of false positive isolates (there was only one false positive).

Pluripotency of each iPSC line was assessed by upregulation of genes specific of all three germ layers in in vitro-differentiating embryoid bodies (EBs) (Fig S1C of Supporting information).

The final two taxonomic ranks, genus and species, which are are the most specific of all the ranks, are used for an animal's scientific name.

We also observed that overrepresented GO terms tended to be phase-specific: of all 237 terms, only 19 were enriched in >1 phase, and 12 of those were enriched only in two adjacent phases.

Further specifics of all analyses will be agreed with the DSMC and included in the statistical analysis plan.

Then there is all the specific evidence of all the post-9/11 abuses.

He had the most specific taste of all: "The only acceptable color is black," he said, gravely.

They are different and to say otherwise is to rob "genocide", a very specific term, of all meaning.