It is a limitation of this and other studies on respiratory symptoms in young children, that symptoms are reported second hand and with no available terminology that communicates specific meaning in lay terms.
Genocide is a legal term that has specific meaning all connected with the intent to systematically eradicate a religion, racial, ethnic group or national group from the face of the earth.
An important characteristic of the epigenetic clock is that it can be tissue specific, meaning that different sites may be better correlated with age in specific tissues, although pan‐tissue epigenetic clocks have also been identified (Teschendorff et al., 2010; Horvath et al., 2012; Day et al., 2013).
We could run several nouns together to form a single word that conveys our specific meaning: socialliberal or freetradeliberal might add clarity.
As before, he addresses political subjects -- AIDS, poverty and sectarian violence -- that have a very specific meaning in India, but are also of urgent concern elsewhere (Cotter).
In Miller's experiments, a chunk could be a single digit such as a 4, a single letter such as a q, a single word or a small group of words that together have some specific meaning.
Of these, 458 are "common," meaning that evidence for a role of Y-linked variation in their regulation comes from more than one study, and 220 are "specific," meaning that one and only one study supports a role for Y-linked variation in their regulation.
"There is this specific meaning that the cross has acquired as a shorthand for bigotry and racial supremacy".
Many of these questions, however, are not quantitatively specific, meaning that the answers depend on scientists' interpretation.
Most parasitoids are "host specific," meaning that they will only lay their eggs in one particular other insect, so they post little danger to unintended, nontarget species.
For example, relatedness in evolution has a very specific meaning that is distinguished from its lay definition.
