Metabolomics has the ability to reveal that the accumulated enzyme is more specifically related to specific biochemical reaction.
One hope is that we can build upon our previous success with targeted endocrine and ErbB2-targeted therapy to develop a more effective treatment that is more specifically designed for specific breast cancer types.
Nothing, after all, is more specifically informative about a culture than an object produced by that culture.
The new film, "Cast Away," which opens Friday, is more specifically concerned with Chuck Noland, a trouble-shooting executive for the Federal Express Corporation played by Tom Hanks.
As doctors order more diagnostic tests, more treatments, more procedures, the belief that more care is better care has led the prestigious Journal of American Medical Association to run a series entitled Less is More, specifically to combat such perceptions.
"The Internet gives the impression, and it may or may not be truthful, that you can find someone who is more specifically tailored to your desires," said David M. Buss, author of "The Evolution of Desire: Strategies of Human Mating" (Revised edition, Basic Books, 2003).
Mr. Baranello is more specifically credited with helping to build the careers of Patrick Halpin, Suffolk's second Democratic county executive, and Thomas J. Downey, who was elected to Congress when he was only 25 and served for 18 years before being ousted by Rick A. Lazio in 1992.
Defined by his creator as "a mere device . . . a whispering 'daemon,' " Marlow is more specifically a vehicle for exploring the perspectival nature of human affairs — the idea that, for example, the Indian Ocean has no stable essence or identity beyond the excitement it inspires in one excitable twenty-year-old sailor.
Another book, also published in 2016, is more specifically focused on metaphor.
But unlike Peters's book, The Ph.D. Process is more specifically focused on the sciences.
The impact on housing is more specifically through the transformation of the welfare state and governance.
