OAFEX pretreatment is known for its precise action to degrade hemicellulose with fewer inhibitors and increased surface area of cellulose for improved enzymatic action [ 11, 13, 14, 22, 23].
The alignment-free method used is able to identify pathogen-specific signatures for quick and precise action against infectious agents, of which the current Ebola virus outbreak provides a compelling example.
Evidences start to accumulate for some of these human proteins but, globally, their precise action still requires a more detailed characterization [ 58, 62, 64].
For example, the lengthy process cannot be visualized through dynamic imaging, and the precise action of germ cells that leads to the emergence of testicular morphology remains uncharacterized.
The precise action of UVA-1 phototherapy remains obscure.
The precise action of IGFBP-2 also remains uncertain.
Participant responses were scored for accuracy by comparing them to a protocol of the precise actions that the actor in the movie performed, using the Sargent et al. (2013) adaption of the Action Coding System (Schwartz, Reed, Montgomery, Palmer, & Mayer, 1991).
However, logics for agency have a different emphasis than the work of EXACT, namely that they describe the underlying causes of agent behaviour rather than provide a language for precise description of actions.
Mr Obama said the US was prepared for "targeted and precise military action, if and when" required, but added that US troops would not fight in Iraq.
As President Barack Obama says the US is ready for "targeted and precise military action" against Islamists in Iraq, fighting has continued in the country.
Mr Obama said the US was prepared for "targeted and precise military action, if and when" required, but he insisted there was "no military solution" to the crisis.
