The sacrament of penance was extensively defined, extreme unction (later, the anointing of the sick) explained, and decrees issued on episcopal jurisdiction and clerical discipline.
Any criteria decided upon as the quintessential grade would have to be extensively defined and revised as time goes on, or as science advances and the human species and its needs evolve.
However, the physiological function of ATF3 is unknown, and its downstream transcription targets have not been extensively defined.
PY motifs bind WW domains and their interactions are extensively defined by diverse biochemical and structural methods [ 51].
The sources of NO generation have now been extensively defined but NO generation from polyamines, HA and especially arginine has resisted elucidation.
Nevertheless, owing to the rarity and heterogeneity of the disease entity, clinical characteristics and optimal therapeutic strategies have not been extensively defined yet.
Bone marrow is the main source of MSCs for rotator cuff healing and can be easily accessed by surgeons to harvest cells, the extraction and culture techniques of which, as well as the conditions for propagation, have been extensively defined.
The endothelium transcriptome has been extensively defined [ 15, 16] and genes up-regulated in ECs were compared with the human/carp orthologs to identify additional putative angiogenic genes; 98 were found (additional file 11, columns G and H).
Physiological actions of incretins were extensively defined in animal studies with exogenous GLP-1 and GLP-1 receptor antagonists, highlighting its role as a meal-stimulated factor with potent glucose-lowering activity.
Using this approach, comparisons between observed data and simulated outputs can provide a platform for clarifying anatomical/physiological variables within age-specific cohorts that have not been extensively defined.
dependent children". (Emphasis added). Moreover, the term "dependent child" is also extensively defined in the Act.
