Griffin, who rendered the original Rolling Stone magazine logo in the '60s, was Hieronymus Bosch on mushrooms, as evidenced by his astonishingly precise surreal assemblage of eyes fighting eyes in a sci-fi dystopia.
PiggyBac excision was very precise as evidenced by the typical absence of "footprint" mutations at the site of transposon excision.
This lack of understanding is evidenced by our inability to make precise predictions of subcellular and cellular behaviors.
The process isn't as precise as it sounds, as evidenced by the slippery floors of dog owners the world over.
Using a new data set of foreign-exchange transactions, I find that customers trade more precise quantities at quarter-end, as evidenced by less trade-size clustering.
As evidenced by the stream-of-consciousness meandering inherent in much of today's indie rock, it's easy enough to string tonally similar lines together that suggest depth without actually committing to a precise glimpse at honest emotion.
Moreover, evidence-based medicine requires that clinical advice and decision-making be informed by precise and reliable evidence based on validated instruments at known thresholds. 3 Unfortunately, this evidence is not available.
Nevertheless, the validity of these findings is supported by their consistency with mounting evidence that precise, quantitative risk information is not always what patients need or want.
This time, it has simply said that any immediate punitive measures should be justified by evidence, be precise and "consistent with the United Nations Charter and international law," a vague call that American actions will arguably meet in any case.
The out-of-Africa scenario [25] has hitherto provided little evidence of the precise route by which modern humans might have left Africa.
Although scholars have long known the materials Bach used for teaching -- his own pieces, mostly, and a contemporary continuo manual by Friedrich Erhardt Niedt -- they have lacked evidence of the precise nature of his pedagogical approach.
