The development of considerable skill is required and no precise standardization criteria for such models have been defined as yet.
If a more precise definition were in place [21], the timeframe for acceptable change could be defined as well.
Therefore, although C. elegans is an excellent genetic tool with which to study the function of some individual FA genes, it cannot be defined as a precise phenotypic model of the disorder.
As these authors point out, many of the virulence mechanisms are now defined at precise molecular and genetic levels.
Formally, disordered regions are defined as regions lacking a precise 3D structure and consisting of an ensemble of fluctuating, interconverting conformers.Predictions of (dis)order were carried out using the Metaserver of Disorder MeDor [33].
The seizure type was predominantly defined as generalised, but a precise description of seizure onset signs (e.g. focal epileptic seizures evolving into generalised seizures) was not provided.
Unfortunately, atom connection distances are not formally defined as accepted standards, and the precise values are ultimately the choice of the designers of any program implementing them.
(Among those who call themselves hackers, a "hacker" is generally defined as someone who loves to write precise programming code and takes joy in exploring the nooks and crannies of the Net -- including places that some would prefer they not explore).
A precise loss was defined as an intron loss that did not cause any insertion and/or deletion in the flanking exonic sequences while an imprecise intron loss was companied by insertion and/or deletion in the flanking exonic sequences.
