The body of knowledge -- scientific, faith-based, and experience-based -- that has been accrued on the nature of mind, consciousness, and human behavior, and the number of practical methods that have been specifically identified to work with ones own mind are without compare.
Accordingly, the hair sample segment was specifically identified to encompass the exposure period of a toenail clipping as defined from the distal to the proximal end of the clipping (the axial length).
These tumours may need different (for example, platinum-based) [ 49] chemotherapy regimens or more aggressive therapeutic regimens and may need to be specifically identified in laboratory research designed to identify new therapeutic targets.
This study capitalises on the availability of the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Health Related Problems (ICD), 10th Revision, Australian Modification, external cause chapter activity codes, which allow for sports injuries to be specifically identified in routine data collections coded to the ICD.
Section 3 is the real killer: a blind tasting where six wines have to be specifically identified by taste and smell alone.
The capacity to exhibit both processes may depend on the expression of particular subsets of proteins that need to be specifically identified".
The absence of robust information is disconcerting, in that diabetes is reported to be specifically identified by 71% of LHCC plans.
A combination of staining with SYCP3 and the nuclear stain DAPI thus enables interphasic secondary spermatocyte nuclei to be specifically identified [ 9].
The present study suggests that these patients have to be specifically identified, for example, in the context of oncologic, multidisciplinary, disease-management team discussions.
Prior to multiplication, each isolate was specifically identified according to its isoesterase electrophoretic pattern [ 61] and/or by sequence characterised amplified region based PCR assays (SCAR-PCR) [ 62].
