Sentence examples for unspecific character from inspiring English sources
Given the broad and relatively unspecific character of many anti-pathogen defenses, negative feedback effects on symbiotic microbes seem likely.
Apart from the unspecific defense character of the processes "defense response to fungus" (p = 0.018143) and "defense response to bacterium" (p = 1.759 × 10-11) both are significantly over-represented in chromosome 8 (see next section), which is one of the most frequently amplified.
Bucking his party, he also sketched out a broad (but unspecific) role for the federal government in local law enforcement.
Rodgers is unspecific about which part of the publication caused offence.
His message, limited as it was to 140 characters or fewer, was unspecific and lacking in context.
As ever, these warnings are unspecific and, in Cartagena's case, grossly unfair.
Specific symptoms were dysuria (7%), change in voiding pattern (6%) or fever (12%) and unspecific symptoms were change in mental status (40%), behavior (20%), character of urine (17%), and evaluation for other infection (7%), family or patient request (7%), etc.
Accordingly, a question that may now arise is, "Which system of theology best preserves the praiseworthy character and the glory of the divine nature?" is fairly unspecific concerning the fate of the wicked and the import of separation from God.
Due to its very character as a framework many of IRC/IAD and MS concepts remain comparatively general and unspecific, making it somewhat difficult for practitioners to apply and operationalize them.
The state Election Law is typically unspecific.
