Translation of "Zu unspezifisch" in English

On the other hand we don't want to be too non-specific.

This question is too unspecific for me …

Too little and your data will be too unspecific.

I find that too unspecific.

For visitors and exhibitors with a focus on "Pharma" they are too unspecific and too big.

In such cases the Troponin detection is clearly superior as CK and LDH increases are non-specific.

The membrane strips do not contain any superfluous proteins which might cause unspecific positive results.

In addition, overall, the College's replies to the Court of Auditors' remarks are once again inadequate and the remedial measures it puts forward are too vague and non-specific to enable the discharge authority adequately to determine whether the College is capable of improving in future.

The report is a move in the right direction, but in some areas, it is not specific enough, which is why I have abstained.

For the SDF the EESC's three group approach seems to be too unspecific since it would not allow differentiation between farmers and NGOs for example, and it does not comprise local authorities.

The French and Belgian national rules contain an exception to the standstill period after the notification of an award decision, which in the Commission's view is too wide and not sufficiently specific.

Studies show that European and international standards are often not specific enough to ensure interoperability of ICT solutions in eHealth.

Transposons contain a DNA sequence encoding a protein which makes it possible for the transposon to integrate non-specifically into the DNA of a chromosome or of a plasmid by means of illegitimate recombination.

In particular the known hybridization methods were too unspecific for the differentiation of nucleic acid variants which merely differed in one or two bases.

We have now, surprisingly, found that monoclonal antibodies against alpha-amylase can be produced which are able to inhibit the enzyme non-specifically by more than 90% and, therefore, are especially suitable for a medicinal use.

They are suitable for the preparation of particularly sensitive reagents, whereas known dispersions, particularly those having a high detection sensitivity, tend to agglutinate non-specifically after a relatively short time.

Rare diseases are frequently diagnosed late or not at all, and as a consequence interventions are late or unspecific.

The approach is helpful in particular when no additional sensor variables such as activity can be used, because they are either unavailable or too non-specific in the time period under consideration.

It is furthermore known in immunology to employ adjuvants in order to increase the immune response to a given substance non-specifically.

This is too unspecific, on the one hand, since such a difference can occur in different interference scenarios, all of which can be detected, in theory, via the presence of a detectable difference, but which require a different and, optionally, opposing correction behavior in each case in order to be avoided or eliminated.

The temperature increased to 88° C. as this took place (it should not exceed 90° C. because trimerization is non-specific at excessive temperatures and leads to higher end product viscosities).

To date attempts have been made to non-specifically inhibit the activity of monocytes or the infiltration of monocytes with high doses of cortisone.

Catchwords like globalization and changes in consumer behavior alone, however, are far too general to explain why contemporary art from Japan has met with such great interest, particularly among artists - or just what changes in the art system's structure this might imply.

Some users prefer to use anti-IgG AHG serum because there is no interference from complement components which may be non-specifically bound to the red cell.