Sentence examples for specific way than from inspiring English sources

Thus, LUAT-associated promoters appear to be regulated in a more specific way than other similarly expressed genes.

In particular, actors listening to language may often need to respond by linking language comprehension to action in a more specific way than average listeners.

CAT20 and structure based models account for heterogeneity across sites in a much more specific way than standard rates across sites models.

However, our stastical analysis of the frequency of β-signal motifs in the C-terminal versus other parts of MBOMP sequences (Table 2) suggest that the non-glycine positions of the β-signal may contribute to its recognition in a more specific way than just by providing an appropriate secondary structure context.

Mr. Burke said the Chicago plan offered much more specific ways than other cities' plans to measure and cut the emissions.

They want to solve specific problems in a specific way (rather than just earmark money for some vaguely benevolent purpose).

It hints that developers will be able to target car users in a specific way, "rather than a patchwork of platforms from different automakers".

This enables application requirements to be expressed in a domain specific way rather than using the terms used by particular providers.

In such examples, the absence of a link is due to the unobserved terms of the two agents being correlated in a specific way rather than the absence of correlation between these terms.

Two scientific developments caught John E. Siedlarz's attention: in one, the opthalmologists Leonard Flom and Aran Safire discovered in the early 80's that the human iris -- a complex combination of features like pits, feathers, freckles, crypts, striations and radial furrows -- was a more specific way to identify people than a fingerprint.

A considerable body of literature suggests that people with PTSD tend to remember personal past events in an overgeneral rather than specific way (Moore & Zoellner, 2007).