In addition, because of the social withdrawal that some suicides may present prior to death, some informants may not have precise information about the psychiatric condition of the deceased prior to death [ 6, 30].
25C-NBOMe is strongly active at extremely small doses (it exerts its effects even at microgramic levels) and users may not have precise weighing scale; therefore, the possibility of accidental overdoses is not irrelevant.
They may even have precise directions to follow.
"[We would] rather have the countries estimate these themselves, as they may have more precise estimates of exposure than we do," she says.
These approaches, although yielding important information, may have precluded precise determination of endothelial contribution for redox-sensitive regulation of vascular functions.
With the consensus logos, we may have more precise TF annotation but many chromatin-remodeling TFs are not included in consensus logos such as MAX and HDAC1.
(ii) Many patients need haematological attention for problems that may have a precise aetiology, but that have in fact developed essentially as a result of socio-economic reasons, as has also happened abundantly elsewhere.
In thermodynamics, these terms are abstractions of the ordinary concepts and have precise meanings that may differ drastically from everyday usage.
Because enzymes have precise chemical selectivity, they may also use less purified raw materials.
Additionally, nodes do not have precise information about their own locations instead, some errors may be present.
