But it's just so much easier now to communicate the two and then to get more specific, as necessary.
These were all things that the Constitution endeavored to address in Article II, Section 1, Clause 6 ― but after many decades of experience, lawmakers came to believe that something more specific was necessary.
We proceed to discuss the approaches that allow designing safe and flexible DSLs by extracting generic patterns where possible and describing more specific idioms where necessary.
Now, companies that previously obtained stockholder approval for annual limits on the equity awards that may be granted to individual non- employee directors (either based on a dollar figure or number of shares) may find that more specific approval is necessary to benefit from the protections of the business judgment rule.
Although decisive actions during Brazilian jiu-jitsu matches are mainly dependent on muscular power, more specific studies are necessary to describe it.
A similar situation could take place in plants, although more specific studies are necessary.
These sigma factors may influence each other at this exponential phase; however, studies that are more specific will be necessary to verify this hypothesis.
In addition, mothers felt that more specific guidance was necessary to account for differences in energy levels and age stages between children.
As those patients have inherent risks for bloodstream infections associated with mucosal barrier injury, more specific definitions are necessary for catheter-related bloodstream infection (CRBSI) in order to determine the impact of improvement projects to decrease these device-associated infections (DAIs).
Possible alternative sources of pathway information that might provide better results than the databases used here could be Gene Ontology [ 34] or Reactome [ 35], which provide hierarchical gene sets and pathways, allowing us to move down in the hierarchy to more specific modules if necessary.
When direct sequencing is not satisfactory, we recommend cloning the EPIC amplicons from a dozen individuals and sequencing about 10 clones per individual to assess the nature and the level of the variation, permitting (i) the definition of more specific primers if necessary and (ii) the decision whether to characterize alleles by sequence, by size, or by conformation.
