Thirdly, in contrast to other species, humans are remarkably imprecise in aspects of germ cell development commonly considered to be highly conserved.
Critiquing such theories has often proven difficult, not least because of the imprecise dating of many aspects of the palaeoclimate or archaeological records and the difficulties of merging the two strands of research.
Effective prophylactic measurements are hampered by imprecise comprehension of different aspects of the disease, including its immunoregulation.
It is reportorially and intellectually imprecise.
Finally, humans are remarkably imprecise in carrying out some key aspects of germ cell development that are reportedly the most highly conserved.
Various aspects of structural reliability analysis with multiple imprecise random and interval fields are explored, and some theoretically instructive remarks are also reported herein.
The linguistic aspects considered are quantification by numbers, both precise and imprecise, and non-numerical quantification by quantifying determiners and the lexis of measurement.
Because so many aspects of the law -- beyond child support -- are imprecise and based on case law rather than statute, litigation offers incentives for lower-earners, usually women.
In spite of the fact that indel detection is becoming an important aspect of structural-variant analysis [ 40], indel calling is relatively imprecise and inaccurate.
Further research has also revealed the outcomes of conflict on different individual aspects, the health of family life, poor performance and relationships, increase in patient care cost, imprecise and counterproductive care, and eventually an increase in turnover [ 2, 21, 26].
