First, they tend to be precise, declining to make calls in situations where alternative approaches usually deliver a flood of false-positive calls.
And to this near-perfect confluence of indicators that the drop in the S&P reached a precise 10% decline from its Oct. 11 high to its Nov. 21 low.
Her live shows, which had once been so musically precise, began declining several years earlier.
Precise rate of decline is difficult to assess as inter-individual variability (up to 125 ml) far surpasses the estimated annual decline by various regression equations (Morris et al 1971; Crapo et al 1981; Knudson et al 1983; Dockery et al 1985; Burrows et al 1986; Ware et al 1990; Roberts et al 1991; Enright et al 1993; Kerstjens et al 1997) (Table 4).
Normally, crumminess grows on a movie like mold, but in "The Crimson Rivers" I can direct you to the precise moment of decline.
Because the iPhone requires precise tapping to decline a pending suggestion, even seasoned users may miss the opportunity to pull back an autocorrected goof before sending it off.
Although the percentage has declined, precise figures are not available.
Christie has never revealed his precise weight, and declined to disclose how much he has lost.
The hot sauce, Darren explained to me, was his Chinese-Jamaican family's recipe, a mix of Scotch bonnets, vinegar and garlic whose precise details he declined to reveal.
While these studies suggest declines in the average background dose and body burden, a precise quantification of this decline, much less a conclusion that a decline has indeed occurred, cannot be made because of the inconsistency of study design and data sources, and the treatment of non-detects in the generation of congener average concentrations.
