The sequence data produced by the HMP (Peterson et al., 2009) is the first extensive collection of samples from diverse human body sites with a large number of subjects, allowing for a more precise insight into the composition of the healthy human microbiome.
An increased sample size in mainland Europe, especially in Norway, could have provided a more precise insight into the relationship between Svalbard and other populations.
To obtain a more precise insight into the interrelationships between PGE2 and TGF-β2 effects in OA articular cartilage, activation of TGF-β2 with isolated chondrocytes and measurement of gene expression in the presence or absence of PG synthase inactivation by siRNA may be the best way to differentiate between PGE2-dependent and PGE2-independent signaling in cartilage protection.
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A great writer cannot help showing us that there is something strangely comic, or antic, about the perfectly turned phrase; the precise insight into a human moment carries with it generosity and warmth, and prompts a smile of recognition.
By contrast, the censorship logs from Syria provide precise insight into both these issues.
But tax returns would give fuller and more precise insight into his income and assets.
As of the predominant concern, more precise insight into investigating the Darcy regime cessation and Forchheimer flow parameter characterization have proved effective to make a sound quantitative reports in related projects.
However, moisture damage in asphalt materials can be attributed to the complex interactions between water, asphalt and aggregates occurring at the micro level so that macro tests cannot provide precise insight into this process and its mechanisms.
These techniques only provide preliminary information and do not allow precise insight into intracellular lipid content of the lipid accumulation ability of the tested microorganism.
