Some more specific observations: The Olympics also brought up plenty of discussion and speculation about whether Formula One could be an Olympic sport, whether it will play host to a race in or near the Olympic stadium or even through the streets of London.
The European Court of Auditors (2010), among other more specific observations, pointed out that local action groups' (LAGs) actions were not well focused on local strategic objectives, and that the added value due to the LEADER approach was not seen to be achieved.
Reporter gene expression was observed in many hundreds of individual transgenic animals of mixed ages representing the entire life-cycle apart from the more specific observations for which, as stated in the Results section, only adult hermaphrodite or males were examined.
The assay panel consisted of 5 whole organism assays measuring apical effects and 14 cell- and organism-based bioassays with more specific effect observations.
Albarn has been asked about this before: in No Distance Left To Run, the documentary released after Blur's reunion in 2009, he talks very cagily about this period – when Britpop's garish colour scheme was replaced by much darker shades – and offers nothing more specific than the observation that "a lot of people's lives were fairly muddied by heroin".
Also, in more specific studies, these observations were made by looking at restricted parts of some genomes, for example when human/chicken evolutionary breakpoints were compared [ 24] between two chicken chromosomes (11 and 28), when human-dog orthologs were studied in high GC regions [ 41], or a whole set of human/gibbon or human/cattle breakpoints [ 42, 43].
Around each main idea, write more specific points or observations about each more specific topic.
Rather than the idealized classical compositions of Claude, with their generalized treatment of light and atmosphere, Both's depiction of nature was more specific and naturalistic, emphasizing observation over imagination.
Patricia Vettel-Becker made that observation more specific by attributing the phenomenon to Playboy and the appearance of Mansfield and Monroe in the magazine.
Then, if these subpopulations (strata) are well established, it can be considered that the population from each stratum is homogeneous for the study context and SRS may be performed in each one, allowing the observation of more specific and reliable results than a single SRS from the whole population.
