The proposed probe question for Significance would be 'Was it important?' and for Benefit/Harm would be 'Did it enhance or damage?' This obviates the role of the original probe question of Valuation (Was it worthwhile?) and facilitates a more precise coding of this aspect of Appreciation.
A more precise description of the myelotoxic aspects of the chemotherapy would have improved the model, but subdivision of the data set to accommodate these additional descriptions of the prior chemotherapy would require a larger number of patients.
"After the review of the tapes, we chose to issue the revised report to add more precise language and to clarify some aspects of the report," said Chuck Young, a spokesman for the G.A.O.
These representations are a formalization of traditional systems engineering block diagrams to enable a more precise representation of interfaces, and other aspects of system structure.
The clinical implications of the used follow-up strategy for self-sampling HPV-positive women should be further investigated for more precise cost-efficacy analyses on this aspect.
In the same direction of QA, many biomedical IR systems exploit passages, key phrases and aspects retrieval to return more precise results.
Appropriate weighting of contributing terms or more precise modeling of packing would improve this aspect, and make the energy landscape more realistically rugged.
We did not follow the categorization into legal, scientific, and social grounds as used in these studies, as we think that the aspects we used here are more precise.
He will not deny that the concepts of science are in many respects different from those of everyday thought; to take one aspect only, they are altogether more precise and sharply defined.
Therefore, estimated proportions of comorbidities are more precise than estimations of the secondary consequences and pain aspects associated with sick leave.
