Sentence examples for unspecific as from inspiring English sources

Although it seems that APRV is well defined, the characteristics are surprisingly unspecific, as is the way APRV is used.

Cytoplasmic staining is controversial and classified as unspecific as well as specific staining in several studies [ 35- 37].

It was as unspecific as the proposed architecture for the shield, and it stopped short of an outright endorsement of the plan by the Spanish prime minister.

Don Quixote's misreadings — his determination to read fiction as reality — license our millions of readings of him, because Cervantes kept the ambition of Don Quixote's journeying as wide and unspecific as possible.

The context of a typical fable will be unspecific as to time and space e.g., "A fox and a goose met at a pool".

More significantly, nothing of his personality comes across whatsoever; he appears as unspecific as the figures on either side of him, distinguished mainly by his wedding ring and clothes.

The kidney model describes unspecific uptake as well as release of still intact peptide back into the serum [9].

Table 1 lists topological and biological classifications for a selection of the 11 unspecific contributions as well as 8 selected differentially contributing reactions (see Figure 5; the full listing is provided in Supporting Additional file 1: Text S1 Table S1).

Our drop-out rate still ranks far below Rathus' and Miller's control group's drop-out rate of 60%, which underwent unspecific 'treatment as usual'.

Working within these limitations, we specifically chose experience categories that ranged from as minimal and action-unspecific as possible to as multimodal and action-specific as possible, and combined them to create training conditions with increasing amounts of sensory information with novel, whole-body movement sequences.

The physiopathology of microcirculation dysfunction is all the more complex as unspecific phenomena, such as inflammation, platelet activation, and microthrombi formation.