Sentence examples for has been a precise from inspiring English sources

This is not simply because he won last night, but because the signature of his team has been a precise blend of talent, teamwork and execution.

When these lines were examined, most (34) exhibited a wild-type phenotype when heterozygous with either the pkn dln allele or a deficiency of the pkn gene region (data not shown), suggesting that there had been a precise excision of the P[lacW] transposon.

"It has been a war of precise hits on both sides, where key members have been assassinated and, along the way, possibly a few internal squabbles were settled as well," according to Rob Lamberti in the Toronto Sun.

It has been a challenge to build a precise replica, according to the live episode's director Tony Prescott.

Therefore, there has been a controversy about the precise position of the tip of the PHS below the landward plate.

In recent decades, one trend in political science as a discipline has been a struggle to seem as precise as physics, with equations as the tool.

Stangneth reflects: "There could hardly have been a more precise clue as to where Eichmann was... the employees of the German intelligence service should at least have been able to manage a job one might assign to a newspaper intern".

Smith continued: "We could have been a bit more precise in the first half.

There have been a few but not precise surveys of the current status of traditional Japanese Kampo education at medical schools in Japan.

Though its precise terms have been a matter of impassioned debate ever since, the pact brought a temporary end to the Philippine Revolution.

In multiple recordings of the piece the Shanghai members have offered an impressive exactitude; this evening's performance may have been an iota less precise by comparison, but it gained much from heightened spirits.