One of tyrosine's codons, UAU, is a (precise) complementary partner of isoleucine's AUA.
It also showed precise demands of partner institutions in regard to a health and human rights training program.
While the agreement between SUNY and the University of New York, Tirana, describes the two as "partners," the precise nature of the relationship is difficult to pin down.
In contrast, reporting a partner's age is potentially complicated by lack of precise knowledge of a partner's age and by the higher cognitive burden of recalling someone else's age.
Current evidence suggests that determining the MLL status of acute leukemia, including precise identification of the partner gene, is important in defining appropriate treatment.
Chlamydia trachomatis causes a high number of sexually transmitted infections worldwide, but reproducible and precise strain typing to link partners is lacking.
When working on a commission, Mr. Strata and his business partner, Riccardo Donati, receive precise instructions, sometimes from government officials.
David Breitman, at the piano, was also excellent here: precise, imaginative, sensitive to his partner and highly effective on his own account.
These rehearsals are well advanced, so she can advise students on what shoes to wear, how to phrase and present intricate moments of partnering, and the precise places onstage where individual moments, happening at top speed, should occur.
The design of this ship and its precise role would be agreed with the partners, he added.
