0 A non-specific disease or condition does not result from any one particular cause:
Proteins can of course modulate the behavior of membrane lipids in diverse manners, and through a variety of types of interactions, both specific and non-specific.
Also, it is a non-specific measure that does not discriminate between types of mental disorder nor does it provide for precise clinical diagnoses.
It is not easy (for discourse reasons) to construct non-specific definite contexts for object position, hence the slight awkwardness of example (11).
Other terms involving forces and interactions, such as the difference between non-specific and (bio)specific interactions, will be defined as they are introduced.
Nevertheless, the criteria used to define specificity are somewhat ambiguous because there is no clear crossover between ' specific ' and ' non-specific ' binding.
The non-specific activation that occurs with conventional stimuli complicates the determination of the mechanisms of action and may contribute to side effects.
In summary, these data provide initial evidence suggesting that panic attacks are a non-specific risk factor or marker for later personality disorders in the community.
On the other hand, in newborns symptoms may be non-specific, making diagnosis difficult or delaying diagnosis.
