Later, to achieve more precise results, inclusion criteria were identified.
Fourth, a larger amount of data would have enabled a more precise estimation of the model parameters and possibly also inclusion of intra-subject variance on all primary parameters.
One can be considerably more precise about the relation between orderings on M and 'remainder inclusion orderings' in 𝔘M.
Effective thermal conductivity was found to be important, and the inclusion of pressure and concentration dependence produced more precise modelling results.
The DI and VI tracts were omitted in our schematic diagrams, since they were not always distinguishable and their inclusion would not have added to a more precise localization of peptidergic neurites.
However, a more precise mapping of the best evidence was limited because the inclusion of non-randomized studies and the lack of a methodological quality assessment of studies.
The second is the inclusion of the public--or to be more precise, publics--in all these processes.
Research efforts using a broad array of methods resulted in a more precise understanding of the disease process that led again to the inclusion of uterine adenomyosis into the pathophysiology of endometriosis [ 8].
Nevertheless, compared with previous reviews [ 22, 43], which using broader inclusion criteria for collaborative care, this review was based on more precise definition of collaborative care [ 12, 30].
The inclusion of torsional vibration complicates the analysis, but the results are more precise and realistic.
