That she chose from the hit list of Byron and Emily Dickinson and not from, say, the oeuvre of James Merrill indicates precisely the level of challenge the clothes present.
The screen also indicates precisely where the ball, which is a little less than nine and a half inches in diameter, lands inside the rim, which is 18 inches in diameter.
By being a list, a tariff indicates precisely what lobbyists and industrial interests have influence in the halls of power.
She has set herself up as an "eternal copyist," at once sublime and over the top and whose profound ridiculous dimensions of the spectacular indicates precisely the truth of any art form.
Thus, the score on a Mokken scale, for example psychological distress, is related to the severity of the psychological distress and, as the score is related to the hierarchy of items, it indicates more precisely the level of the underlying latent trait and, in this case, the level of risk for psychological distress as demonstrated for the General Health Questionnaire [ 7].
In view of these methodological problems, it seems difficult to indicate precisely the extent of the problem of polymicrobial aetiology.
Unfortunately, many case studies did not indicate precisely the status of all operational parameters making it difficult for a susceptibility estimation of different microorganisms to the sub-lethal plasma treatment.
The statement did not indicate precisely how the rules had been broken, nor did it disclose the volume of mortgages involved.
Since our survey may have included several respondents from the same company, the results cannot indicate precisely what proportion of companies have such processes but it is probably well over half.
Consequently, it is hard to be highly specific in giving information about the study, or indicating precisely what research participants are signing up to [ 9, 113].
