For more precise examples, look at American Apparel's pro-immigration political activities, or Vice's "Iraq Issue" of 2004, which covered the conflict from a new, Vice-centric angle – following, for instance, the travails of an Iraqi heavy metal band.
These findings are consistent with the literature [ 61, 62] but offer more precise examples of limitations in every-day activities or restrictions in participation.
Some more precise examples are provided in the chair type sections noted below.
We accepted concepts that described an experiment even if a more precise concept was appropriate, for example we would accept a cancer annotation of a lung cancer dataset.
A more precise variant of formula (1), for example in the form of a regression equation, would be possible to derive if we had crystal structures of the same protein in all three states: protein∶protein; protein∶DNA and protein∶protein∶DNA.
A more precise analysis, as well as numerical examples, will be given in the following sections.
Subjective status has been considered a more precise measure of social position and an example of the relationship between health and social hierarchy [28] and to have better correlation with psychological and physical functioning compared with objective social indicators [29].
Enormous progress has been made during recent years in the construction of devices giving a more precise view of the organs investigated, for example SPECT (single photon emission computed tomography) or, even better, PET (positron emission tomography).
The model with joint decisions delivers a more precise match.
For example, sigma and zeta cGSTs are involved in pathways that require a more precise regulation, and for which the existence of a duplicate could have been harmful.
