"specifically low" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It generally means to have a low amount of something, but usually used to point out that it is lower than expected or desired. For example: "I didn't expect the turnout to be so specifically low."
Furthermore, we propose a novel lineage specific response possibly to low flux to biomass, or more specifically low upper glycolysis or TCA cycle flux, in Eukarya.
Like every study of poverty over the past century, from Benjamin Seebohm Rowntree's in York in 1901, these researchers show incontrovertibly that the poor are not to blame for their poverty but have it forced upon them by circumstance – specifically low or no income, ill health or homelessness.
Specifically, low temperatures and enthalpies of melting peaks were observed for diblock copolymers.
This study observed a trend of increasing incidence of falls with increasing age, and specifically low falls with increasing age.
Grain size distribution tests show that the soil mainly classifies as fine-grained, specifically low plastic clay (CL).
Specifically, low brain penetration may have been due to the activity of efflux transporters at the blood brain barrier.
In the present study, dual peptides-modified liposomes were designed by attaching two receptor-specific peptides, specifically low-density lipoprotein receptor-related protein receptor (Angiopep-2) and neuropilin-1 receptor (tLyP-1) for brain tumor targeting and tumor penetration.
"To me, the energy crisis is about the future of generating electricity and specifically low-carbon electricity".
The opening sketch made fun of Trump and his wife, Melania, and a faux commercial pitched a pill that cures people of thinking they can be president – specifically low-polling GOP candidates Rick Santorum, Mike Huckabee and Jim Gilmore.
Stocks compete against bonds, specifically low-grade corporate bonds.
16 Specifically, low-performing schools are categories: Low Performing and Priority Schools.
