After Father Johnston's arrest, priests, students and others who knew him described him as a precise and supportive literature teacher, an aloof colleague and a haughty neighbor.
37 In the literature, precise reference ranges for IL-6 vary greatly depending on the age, weight status, and sex of the participants tested.
One can naturally wonder about the precise relationship between this literature and the literature we survey in this entry on the epistemic foundations of game theory.
Some of these stories do not allow for variation and constitute a formal literature with precise structures and particular language.
Precise references to the literature of the sect abound in the poems of the time, while many of the greatest poets, such as Li Bai, were formally initiated into the Maoshan organization.
The lack of species identification in corneal infections in the literature prevents precise knowledge of antimicrobial therapy efficiency and species epidemiology.
To our knowledge, there is no precise information in the literature about the operation of the complement system in pHs different from 7.4, which is the normal pH of the extracellular fluids.
Despite a rather extensive literature, the precise mechanisms of VGB-associated disruption of visual field integrity remain largely undefined.
As there are only about 55 such cases reported in the literature, the precise aetiology and pathogenesis have yet to be explained adequately.
We do not find in the literature any precise description of the cellular modification encountered in the RET/PTC3 model, nor fully documented data on the several tested parameters we presented (thyroid function, proliferative indices, pathway indicators).
