Mechanical finishing is not an exact practice, but an art.
A quick phone call to my own bank this week confirmed this exact practice.
I cannot speak to the exact practice patterns of neurologists, but generally these advanced imaging tests are not being used in the diagnosis or treatment of concussions.
The finding of abundant milk residues in pottery vessels from seventh millennium sites from north-western Anatolia provided the earliest evidence of milk processing, although the exact practice could not be explicitly defined1.
However, the exact practice of the CML community will be primarily governed by public discussions on mailing lists and formal releases of software and specifications.
The franchisee had been reprimanded for the same exact practice five years earlier, the investigator noted.
The exact practice may vary somewhat between languages and even individual researchers, so authors are generally encouraged to include a chart or other explanation of their choices.
That exact practice has been exposed this week, with leaked documents from the law firm Mossack Fontana revealing how members of the global elite have been sending their cash to luxuriate in the world's finest tax havens.
Finally, as with any other patient survey, the data analyzed were based exclusively on the answers given by the participants and are therefore subject to recall bias [ 47] and do not necessarily reflect the exact practice of the physicians.
While I'm not at liberty to describe the exact practices that occurred throughout my retreat, I can share an unprecedented anomaly that took place.
"A year ago, it looked like we'd get a bill written by the industry that just protected the industry from itself, and only from the exact practices that caused the financial crisis," said Rep. Brad Miller (D-N.C ., a member of the Financial Services Committee who was battling subprime lenD-N.C .ng before the crisis.
