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To define more closely the precise relationship between transplanted olfactory mucosal cell and functional outcome, it would also be useful to analyse the survival of transplanted cells within host tissue.
Until the settlement between Mr. Fairey and The Associated Press, the case was watched closely as one that might define more clearly the murky issues surrounding the fair-use exceptions to copyright protections.
As previously defined, these changes were expressed in term of MCID, which measures more closely the impact of differences observed in quality of life.
Here delirious mania is defined much more closely to the extremely severe group in the final stage, stage III mania described by Carlson and Goodwin [ 5].
The modern term Catholic Action (especially under Pius X and Pius XI) meant the organized general assistance by the laity in the mission of the church, yet, as it was more closely defined, the mission of the church was still entirely clerical, and lay action was accessory to the mission proper.
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The ratio of resistors in the op amp circuit more closely defines the gain.
While the present work confirms abnormal cardiac sympathetic nervous signaling in sustained hyperglycemia, further research is warranted to more closely define the mechanism of this defect and its relation to diastolic dysfunction.
The more closely related the robots, the quicker they cooperated.
Therefore, it will be crucial to develop methods of producing tissues with defined structures in order to more closely mimic the properties of a native vessel.
