In addition, delineating a precise margin between pathological and normal tissue is particularly challenging (Seghier et al. 2008).
It was in those last two rounds that Mickelson bettered Woods by five strokes, the precise margin of Mickelson's final edge over Woods.
Even as the partisans argue, a rare lame-duck session of Congress is to convene in Washington on Tuesday, still unsure of the precise margin of the narrow balance of power among its newly elected members, and elders of both parties cautioned that a prompt resolution of the presidential contest was desirable.
"Are you able to switch from constructing a new universe to the job of choosing precise margin widths and weights of paper, ISBN numbers, and cover art?" The confessions of self-published author Dyanne Asimow.
Another issue is that when the pathologists receive partial biopsies of dysplastic nevi, there is a recommendation for a complete and adequate re-excision, with a specification of the precise margin in millimeters.
These findings, which were visualized by magnified observation, could be useful in clinical practice when we attempt to make a correct endoscopic diagnosis of flat reddened lesions (gastritis vs cancer) and when we attempt to determine the precise horizontal margin of early gastric cancer.
θ o is the moving direction of the target, and δ is a direction margin since a precise moving direction of the target may not be easy to obtain.
This method of aiming can seem less precise, but does allow for a greater margin of error in accuracy.
The reflective, private Norman, as Howe described him (in his own autobiography, "A Margin of Hope"), was someone who "wondered whether there might be a speck of truth in the cautions of his liberal and socialist friends" — which is a phrase that, especially in its mention of socialists, connoted a precise group of sharply opinionated and insistently sober people.
