However, recent work imaging Bcd in vivo showed that the Bcd gradient is in fact precise, and that the precision of downstream Hb expression mirrored that of the Bcd gradient [9].
In fact, precise identification is crucial for biomedical studies using Aotus as animal models.
In fact, precise information about when and where a gene is transcribed is encoded on the sequence and the structure of the genome.
Jack's early homosexual encounters are written with raw, elegant, direct, matter-of-fact precision — too precise to be erotic, but brilliantly detailed, with unpornographic clarity.
Similarly, in the case of vague propositions, one might adopt epistemicism: the position that vague words like 'bald' in fact have precise extensions, but that we can never know what these precise extensions are (see Williamson 1994, Horwich 1998b).
Viète appears to grant that the pointwise construction of the quadratrix, such as that presented by Clavius, was in fact more precise than other constructions of the curve, but, Viète claims, this greater precision does not legitimize its status as genuinely geometrical.
In fact, the precise origin of the word "Dixie" remains unknown, though three competing theories persist.
But in fact the precise mechanisms by which exercise alters your body -- at a deep, molecularlevel -- remain poorly understood.
He was, in fact, the precise type of secular Enlightenment thinker that some members of the Texas State Board of Education have attempted to write out of their high school curriculum.
In fact, the precise legal issue in the case is surprisingly difficult to identify, and often the trick for Supreme Court litigators is how to define the question in the most advantageous terms.
Scott points out that Olive is aiming for exactly the same spot on the screen every time, and what may appear to be random nose swipes are in fact fairly precise.
