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To prove that Hippocrates is alive we need fine-tuned studies.

"He looks fine tuned to me.

Being able to pick up patients' spiritual and existential suffering required "a fine tuned antenna".

AMH drafted and reviewed the manuscript, contributed to the final analysis and fine-tuned the study conclusions.

Although these findings suggest that the current granularity enables fine-tuned clinical decisions, future studies will need to address these nuances as interpretive categories and utility-related outcomes become better defined.

During the process, TFs often interact with other proteins, which further modulate the function and efficacy of TFs to achieve fine-tuned regulation of gene expression; studying such interactions and regulations is an increasingly important component of studying gene expression systems.

I personally disagree with having such a fine-tuned set of books to study at GCSE.

Then, inspired by a previous study that fine-tuned ornithine transcarbamoylase activity using a plasmid addiction system to improve putrescine production (Schneider et al. 2012), we intended to downregulate argF expression and explore an appropriate expression model that balanced the cell growth and l-ornithine production.

Therefore, in the current study we fine-tuned gene expression analyses by computationally separating and normalizing genes associated with YS epithelium according to clustering analyses and GO terms (Additional file 5).

Our study unveiled a fine-tuned pathway for lipid synthesis in Cp0710 under heterotrophic growth conditions.

As a consequence, activation patterns according to fine-tuned tissue activations can also be studied.