We strongly recommend future researchers use uniform definitions of determinants, disease, and disease progression; it would enable more precise determination of possible risk factors for knee OA progression through meta-analyses.
That thickness is important, Dr. Sepúlveda said, because it allows for more precise determination of the timescale of changes.
But so much is already known about 1950DA's orbit that it will take decades to learn enough about slight orbital perturbations to make a more precise determination of the risk.
Much of his early astronomical work for the Survey was done in the Harvard Observatory, in whose Annals (1878) there appeared his Photometric Researches (concerning a more precise determination of the shape of the Milky Way Galaxy).
This cross-continental triangulation lent urgency to the need for a gravimetric survey of North America directed toward a more precise determination of the Earth's ellipticity, a project that Charles was to supervise.
A more precise determination of the size can be obtained by analyzing the TEM images.
The high contrast seen at the FAF borders of retinitis allowed for more precise determination of the extent and progression of the disease than the color photos.
A more precise determination of familial aggregation appears in the calculation of disease relative risk of the population in specified groups of relatives.
A more precise determination of the burden of lesions allows for better surgical planning (mastectomy versus conservative techniques) and is fundamental for the indication and planning of neoadjuvant chemotherapy [31].
However, the cluster allows for a more precise determination of the overhead as there are more memory resources available, which in turn results in less variable database behaviour such as on-disk lookups.
For more precise determination of α, it is necessary to perform corrections to the absorption due to reflection; also, m is the index which can have different values of 1/2, 3/2, 2, and 3 [18].
