Future investigation would benefit from precise qualification of the subjects under study, and an improvement in overall methodology to include randomization and blinding.
For well known subtypes, like exosomes, the more precise qualification is mentioned, when appropriate.
Although cyst curettage is one of the first known ways of treating SBC, no precise qualification criteria exists for this procedure.
Future investigation would benefit from the precise qualification of study group airway characteristics, the use of consecutive rather than unselected subjects, the measurement and standardization of operator competency, the blinding of observers, and the standardization of outcome measures.
But because many regard her as the equivalent, precise qualifications were apparently not a sticking point for her role at the convention.
As a result, it's harder to compare one candidate to others in the market, when there may only be a sample size of two or three with the same, precise qualifications.
First Mrs. Clinton ran an advertisement suggesting that Mr. Obama lacked the experience and perhaps the gumption needed to protect the nation, particularly late at night (Mr. Obama noted that Mrs. Clinton's precise qualifications to preside over potentially apocalyptic crises also are scant).
Whatever their precise qualifications, senior civil servants are professional in the sense that their experience of public affairs is thought to provide them with the knowledge of the limits within which state policy can be made effective and of the probable administrative results of different courses of action.
We held that, in light of the three requirements specified in the Constitution, the word "qualifications"of which the House was to be the Judge was of a precise, limited nature.
We omit a more detailed qualification, as the low reproducibility of this cytological category was generally accepted, especially in view of a precise origin [ 8, 20, 23- 25].
"There is a precise clause".
