This new phenotype could thus be used in clinic to more precisely define prognosis for colon cancer patients.
Our purpose is to critically review the current literature in an attempt to more precisely define the role of prophylactic antibiotics in elective hand surgery.
The visual emphasis generated by each "circle" and by the environmental frame direct attention to often overlooked interactive forces and has the potential to more precisely define, promote, and improve SDM.
Through our work on Pairing Centers (above), we have identified molecular components involved in meiotic chromosome dynamics, and we are using these approaches to more precisely define their roles.
With the help of computer modeling and some mechanical gadgetry, automakers are tailoring exhaust notes to more precisely define the character of new models, most vitally in those cars with high-performance credentials.
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Further experiments are required to more precisely define the roles of KDM5B PHD fingers in cell growth.
In this section, we extend the description of a scenario given in the previous section to more precisely define what we mean with a scenario.
In order to provide more flexibility around who sees what content, a new startup called Quilt has emerged to allow users to more precisely define whom users are sharing with.
The objective of this study was to more precisely define the trajectory toward competency in neonatal intubation for pediatric residents, as a framework for later evaluating complementary training tools.
The objective of this analysis was to more precisely define gene expression patterns that distinguish endometrioid and papillary serous histologies of endometrial carcinoma and mixed mullerian tumors of the uterus.
