His former ghostwriter, Tony Schwartz, has pointed out how Trump's attacks on others aren't random, but constitute a precise inventory of his own faults: "unstable", "reckless", "bigoted", "trigger-happy", exhausted and prone to lying.
Figure 1 A-C shows that β-gal activity at pH6 was very high, and it constituted a precise marker of the regressing process.
This method does not constitute a precise measurement of telomere length, nor does the absence of signal exclude the presence of a low number of remaining TTAGGG repeats.
The best calibration adjustment (R2 = 0.91, RSE: 1.56%), and the good PHA prediction obtained (RS E= 1.81%), shows that the proposed methodology constitutes a reasonably precise way for PHA content determination.
It is also debatable whether peripheral plasma measurements reliably reflect cranial PACAP38 release and therefore the jugular vein might constitute a more precise site of collecting blood samples.
In those countries in which specific legal consequences attach to commercial transactions, it is necessary to develop a precise definition of what constitutes a commercial transaction.
This finding provides direct evidence for the hypothesized relation that precise spike synchrony constitutes a major temporally and spatially organized component of the LFP.
That standard, although vague, has been claimed by Democrats to include dimpled or partially punched holes in punchcard ballots, but the court did not discuss the precise details of what constitutes a vote.
The precise definition about what constitutes a large number of choice tasks however varies across disciplines, and it is not uncommon to see surveys with up to twenty tasks per respondent in some areas.
Nevertheless, the precise definition of what constitutes a "Nup" remains somewhat arbitrary, as many proteins that associate with the NPC do so transiently, with varying dwell times, and some NPC-associated proteins also extend their functions and localizations beyond the NPC (Arib and Akhtar 2011).
