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The original French title of "Faces Places," the new film made jointly by Agnès Varda (born in 1928) and the photographer and muralist JR (born in 1983), is "Visages Villages," meaning "Faces Villages," which more precisely reflects the film's substance and the directorial duo's intentions.
The approach more precisely reflects the scope and variability of species' environmental requirements and habitat suitability.
We chose the CR instead of the more popular variation coefficient because it more precisely reflects the repeatability and provides a graphical representation of the type of scatter, as stated by Bland and Altman [ 11] and the recommendations of the ERS-ATS committee [ 5].
As noted in the Introduction, our thesis is that this pattern arises because the concept of eWMC arguably more precisely reflects everyday difficulties in carrying out routine cognitive operations in the face of distracting emotionally-laden thoughts, feelings, images and the like, that is a core characteristic of common mental health problems such as PTSD (Dalgleish, 2004).
Pressure transducers, which are directly inserted into the abdomen, even more precisely reflect the IAP.
Ratings information in this piece was updated to more precisely reflect viewership rankings.
Our findings more precisely reflect the correlation between grade and growth rate in ccRCC.
We have made changes in the title and throughout the text to more precisely reflect the specific function in muscle arm development.
ANCOVA adjusts for initial differences so that the results more precisely reflect possible intervention effects, and thus permits a more sensitive analysis compared to regular analysis of variance (ANOVA).
Therefore, the phenotypes from the congenital and inducible Myh11-Cre-driven Srf KO mice shown in this study more precisely reflect the role of SRF in embryonic and adult SMCs.
We manually reviewed each of the resulting clusters, adjusting the end points to more precisely reflect increasing SNV density, merging closely spaced clusters separated by repeats or other regions where SNVs were unable to be called.
