Sentence examples for precise review from inspiring English sources

The precise review process that led to the posting of the nuclear and chemical-weapons documents is unclear.

However, a precise review of ground contact stability requires expertise and is extremely time-consuming.

Precise review of these variables as well as findings and data obtained during the analysis stages of this study suggest the existence of interactive relations among the variables.

The article provides a precise review of a "salvage" technique for refractory post-sphincterotomy bleeding, the discussion underlines the pro and cons of the technique, and the article can be useful for the endoscopic community.

For our project, it was neither possible nor desirable to specify in advance the precise review question, a priori definitions, or categories under which the data could be summarised, since one of its aims was to allow the definition of the phenomenon of access to emerge from our analysis of the literature [ 14].

In addition, since such an approach makes precise reviews of mobile cranes and working conditions impossible, it is difficult to select the optimal mobile crane.

"Best Troupe" went to the precise Ruby Review from Dallas, Texas.

Additional (but far more costly and labor intensive) techniques, such as titration with known amounts of stable isotope labeled 'proteotypic' peptides uniquely representing each proteins will be needed to obtain precise quantifications (reviewed in [20]).

Nonetheless, since the eighties there has been a renewal of interest for distinguishing various types of body representation (O'Shaughnessy, 1980; Paillard, 1980; Gallagher, 1986), although there is little agreement, neither on the way to individuate the distinct types of body representations, nor on their precise number (for review, see Vignemont, 2010).

Though estimates vary on the precise number, a broad review of research published in the journal Prenatal Diagnosis in 2012 showed that an overwhelming majority of women chose to terminate such pregnancies.

If the Supreme Court rejects the appeals court's analysis and rules that Guantánamo detainees have an underlying right to habeas corpus, the precise nature of the review tribunals and the appeals process could become important.