Using time-on-study as the time scale would generally be less incisive than using age, especially when entry into the cohort coincides with an interview, which would not be expected to influence one's risk.
The cell-based functional assay can be used to acquire the information about the phenotypic effect of targeted "gene knockdown," which is a technique to reduce the expression of one or more of an organism's genes, in a way "incisive" when using RNA interference (RNAi) [ 62].
He is not as incisive as he used to be.
Incisive brevity, it used to be said, is the hallmark of the first-class mind.
Explaining how academic research can benefit society, using incisive and engaging language in concise, well-designed briefings that can be shared with non-specialist peers and political lords and masters, is a key skill, but lobbying for policy change goes beyond that.
The purpose of this study was to investigate the general structure of the incisive canal (IC) using 3-dimensional reconstruction and to classify into various types according to several criteria.
The samples were prepared by the application of 50 μL of the varnishes in incisive cow tooth using a swab.
Varnishes casting time was determined by applying 50 μL directly onto the buccal surface of incisive bovine teeth using a sterile swab.
However, like this production as a whole, which is clean and correct but too infrequently incisive, even Falstaff could use a shot of vitality.
Robert N. Beck, who did incisive early work on using radioactive materials for medical imaging, died on Aug. 6 in Chicago.
