nonspecifically

IPA: nɑnspʌsˈɪfɪkɫi

Examples of "nonspecifically" in Sentences

A The floppy, octopuslike shape would bind nonspecifically to many objects.
There was a British mandate to nonspecifically divide the territory into Arab and Jewish states.
If sea bacteria could synthesize a drug to block kinases nonspecifically, then surely a team of chemists could make a drug to block only certain kinases in cells.
Maria Kanyova emoted madly but nonspecifically as Marie Antoinette; baritones James Westman (Beaumarchais) and Christopher Feigum (Figaro) were appealing and energetic.
These substances act nonspecifically, meaning they wipe out almost every type of microbe in sight—fungi, bacteria and some viruses—rather than singling out a particular variety.
There was a British mandate to nonspecifically divide the territory into Arab and Jewish states, and an imperfect UN implementation of that mandate which put the West Bank in the hands of Jordan.