Their inclusion cannot be justified as the extended majority rule method will arbitrarily place them in bifurcating splits without any precise information on this.
Because TBI in humans is diagnosed based on symptoms rather than by any precise medical test, and because flies subjected to mechanical impact injury by our HIT device do not exclusively contact the vial wall with their head, it is difficult to prove rigorously that we have caused a TBI-like injury in flies.
But he said officials here had not obtained any precise information on such a count.
For that time he might be described, like many of his generation, as an instinctive nationalist who yearned for his country's freedom, but, like most of his contemporaries, he had not formulated any precise ideas on how it could be achieved.
Causes of embryonic lethality were not described in these studies and analysis of lethality before E10.5 was not reported, precluding thus any precise knowledge on TIAR requirement in early embyogenesis.
However, any precise estimate depends on a partly arbitrary distinction between languages and dialects.
Continents slowly take on more precise shapes.
The recently developed ULRA focuses on a precise definition of any upper limb posture and considers the arm, the forearm and the hand in each phase of the cycle.
The people who would suffer are those whose pension pots might rise by more than, say, £30,000 or £40,000 in any one year, depending on the precise level of any new lower limit.
In the end, we agreed on a deal that is not based on trust, but on precise commitments, on transparency and verification.
The validity of the formula does not depend in any way on the precise shape of the airfoil, any more than the force exerted by a magnetic field on a wire carrying a current depends on the cross-sectional shape of the wire.
