Accordingly, at the moment of collection, the biobank could be no more precise than to state: a source of genetic data, containing the whole genome, has been collected.
A more precise way to state that a person, S, has no power over a fact, p, might be to say: "p obtains, and S cannot so act that p would be false" (Fischer, 1994, p.8).
Less precise to detect mood state Gruenerbl et al. 2014 Smartphone Accelerometer; microphone Detect mood state Number of apps running; app usage patterns and selection.
This is why this model could be used to state precise predictions, namely, that the GA pathway acts on CPC or the bHLH genes, that GL1 and WER are self-upregulated, that root cell shape has a stabilizing role on the banded pattern and that new cortex-related biasing signals may upregulate CPC.
Nor are we able to state their precise relations to each other.
Moreover, our phylogenetic analyses favor the premise that the Trebouxiophyceae and Prasinophyceae were also non-monophyletic groups, thus it was difficult to state a precise taxonomic relationship among the UTC lineages in this study.
They then completed an open questionnaire asking them to describe their auscultatory findings and to state the precise diagnosis.
The ideas presented here might be wrong, but at this stage, the relevant issue is that we have information enough as to state a precise hypothesis and devise ways to test it.
It has never been used as far as I know; I only know of the Heisenberg uncertainty principle, which plays a role in quantum mechanics, to state the precise inequalities of certain pairs of physical properties, but this is probably something else.
Additionally, together with its harmonic tracking algorithm (i.e., AIR), this model provides almost always the most accurate and precise sinusoidal parameters compared to state-of-the-art methods [16].
