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BacHum also seemed to lack specificity against carnivores, while it was much more specific against bird fecal material than BacH.

Yesterday, at The Heritage event, he was much more specific.

This ELISA was much more specific than those published previously.

And while in his public comments he always started with talk of conservation, the report itself was much more specific when it came to tapping new supplies.

Mr. Barron was much more specific at Mr. Sharpton's event, where he ticked off the names of many New York political leaders and derisively noted that they were all white men.

Mr. Livingston and Zaw Thet, the chief executive of 4Info, a company that sends messages on behalf of Yahoo and USA Today, said Verizon had sent them information that was much more specific than what Mr. Nelson described.

The other fund (Laminitis Research) is much more specific, and that's specifically been geared toward directed research in laminitis.

Compared with analysis based on anomalies in the DFD (dinucleotide frequency distribution), which have little specificity, analysis using RepeatMasker is much more specific because it uses a database (RepBase) of consensus sequences from the principal characterized transposable elements.

But his words are much more specific in the books.

Some might call this vision an inspirational thought, though it is much more specific than that.

Emmer and colleagues have asked the IRS to be much more specific.