While our conclusions could be overturned with more data on eye size, or especially with the addition of a phylogenetic perspective that would provide more precise reference taxa for comparison, for now this seems to be the most plausible explanation.
These quantum dots provide precise reference points for determining the change in length of individual actin filaments, and for monitoring their movement relative to other filaments or cellular constituents during cytokinesis.
Scientists from several countries are building radio-observing stations in Antarctica to provide highly precise reference points for such observations.
A new set of experiments with circular 2024-T3 51) aluminum alloy plates and AISI 52100 alloy steel spheres was conducted in order to augment available in literature experimental data and to form more precise reference solution for the benchmark problem.
In addition, precise reference intervals for biochemical and hematological parameters will allow a more detailed characterization of mouse mutants harboring mutations that often do not induce striking phenotypes, such as micro-RNAs depletion.
Vitamins D insufficiency is claimed to be associated with multiple diseases, thus accurate and precise reference methods for the quantification of 25-hydroxyvitamins D are needed.
37 In the literature, precise reference ranges for IL-6 vary greatly depending on the age, weight status, and sex of the participants tested.
We similarly obtain the integrated pathway gene pair relationships (mainly ECrel and PPrel) for S. cerevisiae and also separate datasets prepared only from KEGG [ 12] for more precise reference.
For a precise reference, lay the garment out on a large piece of butcher paper and use a pencil to trace its outline.
David Lewis, in particular, was a powerful champion of the idea that we can give apriori definitions for terms whose precise reference we do not understand.
We only provide an argument for the last statement in (1), for which we do not know of a precise reference.
