In the theoretical development of the model presented here, certain terms are used with precise meanings which may differ from those used in other models.
This not only makes the system more democratic, it also 'future-proofs' the definitions, so that they can be used with newer, more-precise experiments in the future, she says, potentially unlocking new technologies.
Recent developments in the literature have offered extremely powerful linguistic resources ("functional bases") that can be used, with some initial training, to develop precise and complete functional descriptions.
On the level of a general (group) practice, less precise methods can be used with acceptable results: for instance, by dividing all patients into at least 3 age cohorts per sex.
This can be used with or without a weight tape, but condition scoring is more precise.
Some of these include patients treated in the 1960s, when combination chemotherapy was not used routinely and radiotherapy was used with larger fields and less precise imaging.
Also, in precise usage, "latter" is used with two alternatives, not more.
For the hardware platform, typical off-shelf transducers were used with a conditional board not designed for precise measurements.
Pre-cast 12% Precise Protein Gels were used with HEPES buffer (Thermo, San Jose, CA, USA).
Together, the group bring these tools to bear on leading biological questions using highly data- driven, quantitative approaches to inferring the molecular structure and dynamics of complex biological systems that can be used together with precise nucleic acid architectures to interrogate and control biological systems from a molecular perspective.
