The phrase "and that precise" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context where you are emphasizing the exactness of something previously mentioned, but it needs to be part of a more complete thought.
Example: "The measurements need to be accurate, and that precise detail is crucial for the project."
Alternatives: "and that exact" or "and that specific".
But the neutralization of mitochondrial superoxide in Tfam RNAi-expressing animals did not improve their lifespans, suggesting that endogenous mitochondrial ROS may be an important signaling molecule and that precise levels of mitochondrial ROS need to be maintained for healthy aging (Ristow & Zarse, 2010).
This latest trip has descended into farce amid claims the MoD-sponsored expedition was a secret uranium prospecting exercise and that precise details of the trip were not forwarded to the relevant authorities.
In a report in January, Moody's, a credit-rating agency, said that transparency in the banking sector was "very poor" and that "precise measurement (of banks' loan quality) is not easy".
And that precise moment was a window to the home team's problems.
He added: "On a fair reading, the summons left the defender (the council) in no doubt that a claim was being made, that it was a claim for payment and that precise quantification of it would follow in due course.
New technologies, such as deep sequencing, will promote the identification of functional isoforms originating from a given miRNA gene and that precise quantification of their expression levels in both physiological and disease settings.
These results challenge the notion that patients with disconnected neural pathways can still volitionally recall precise motor commands that could be decoded for naturalistic prosthetic control, and suggest that precise naturalistic prosthetic control requires a preserved sensorimotor feedback loop.
These results suggest that precise and effective genome editing can be used to guide molecular breeding in tomato.
To accomplish this, we have confidence that precise and consistent methodology has been applied.
3 We know from studies on enzymes 4 and enzyme models 5 that precise positioning is easily disturbed.
Mr. Benepe said that was not true, and that the precise counts show that the old numbers simply were in the realm of fantasy.
