And consolidators sell confirmed seats up to several months before departure, permitting more precise planning than with courier or standby travel.
The Venezuelan leader, for his part, has already said that he plans to use the November elections as a platform from which to launch the "transition to socialism in a much more precise, planned, accelerated, exact, scientific manner".
This is probably because at the beginning migrants have a clear plan (even if they change it later) while after they have been in emigration a longer number of years, they have better information on which to decide on a more precise plan.
A three-dimensional assessment of the active tumour volume may be helpful for more precise planning of a neurosurgical or radiotherapeutic intervention.
The improvement in the therapeutic line includes: application of the four-dimensional computer tomography (4DCT), taking advantage of positron emission tomography (PET-CT), designing of new computational algorithms, allowing more precise irradiation planning, development of treatment precision verification systems and introducing IMRT techniques in chest radiotherapy.
The underlying hypothesis was that the higher accuracy of gadoxetic acid-enhanced MRI of the liver would lead to a reduced need for additional pretherapeutic staging examinations, a more precise surgical plan, and thus fewer instances of intraoperative modification of the plan designed before surgery.
Equally if the values are smaller in the new study, results may be more precise than planned.
Mr. Bush has not been much more precise about his plans than he was in the first presidential candidates' debate in October, when he mentioned the need for "a hemispheric energy policy where Canada and Mexico and the United States come together".
"They want to remove anything on record that prohibits them from going back with a more precise or exacting plan to buy into Honeywell's aerospace business".
