Each activity is decomposed into sub-models (not shown on the figure), which describe it more precisely on one or more levels.
However, no such database is specifically focused on foods and more precisely on polyphenols, one of the major classes of phytochemicals.
Since the four regions containing the large repeats were all found close to the start of the replication forks, and more precisely on the same side with respect to oriC, one might question whether replication in M. mycoides subsp. mycoides SC is unidirectional, despite the fact that the chromosomal replication in Mycoplasma species is reported to be bidirectional [19 21].
The news staff will then use that search data to create articles that — if the process works as intended — will allow them to focus more precisely on readers.
The second question, more complex, is, has it lost its focus on performance art, or more precisely on "visual art performance"?
YOU may not have heard it, but the death knell of Facebook sounded about a month ago — more precisely, on Thursday, Aug. 4, around 8 p.m. Central time.
For rivals wondering how Cisco does it, the answer may lie right under their noses -- or, more precisely, on the computer screens of their employees.
The most intensive redevelopment on the Adriatic coast is concentrated in this area, more precisely on the lively 2km Becici beach between Budva and Sveti.
The crowd, on the other hand, wore their hearts on their sleeves, or more precisely, on the palms of their hands.
"The profession has gone from being extremely labor intensive to being able to focus more precisely on the analysis of the measurements being taken".
