Sentence examples for to have specificity from inspiring English sources

You need to have specificity around you, even if you don't mention one item of that specificity.

The spongiform appearance has been shown to have specificity of 99.7% for benign disease and 98.5% negative predictive value for malignancy [7, 9].

Micro-calcifications have been reported to have specificity of 44 95% for thyroid cancer, and are particularly associated with papillary thyroid cancer (Fig. 5a).

The adoptive transfer of T cells isolated or engineered to have specificity for diseased cells represents an ideal approach for the targeted therapy of human viral and malignant diseases.

Both of these kinases have been shown to have specificity for serines 32 and 36 in the N-terminus of IκBα with phosphorylation leading to ubiquitination and degradation of this inhibitory protein [9].

It is considered to have specificity and sensitivity values approaching selective angiography [ 15, 16].

Two culture tests were used in the clinical trial: CHROMagar MRSA (Oxoid, Basingstoke, United Kingdom) and a MRSA-selective broth, which were estimated to have specificities of 99.3% and 92.8%, respectively, after 22 24 hours (27).

"We don't have specificity to exact time, place or location," a senior intelligence official said.

Many of the required processes going all the way from transcription to translation have specificities in organelles and arose during eukaryote history.

Apoptosis of lymphocytes lower than or equal to 32% had specificity 80% to predict death.

Both Vav2 and Vav3 oligo probes (antisense), we used here, have been examined the specificities before and proved to have its specificity.