The QM2 is more precisely referred to as an ocean liner, rather than a cruise ship; with its sleeker hull and more powerful engines, it was designed to cross oceans.
Although the word tragedy is often used loosely to describe any sort of disaster or misfortune, it more precisely refers to a work of art that probes with high seriousness questions concerning the role of man in the universe.
The relational meaning precisely refers on the one hand to an interdisciplinary approach to the project-oriented culture space transformation, organisation and management, in which different fields of knowledge intertwine, giving life to hybrid, liminal situations.
In question 6 (Do you personally consider the matter to be a problem?), it is perhaps not clear as to what 'the matter' precisely refers to.
In our study, it was only possible to estimate sensitivity of the tumour M2-PK test for CRC (which was precisely referred as that).
Thus, establishing strong face validity for these endophenotypes is much more achievable than it is for the disease-defining symptoms, and most claims that an animal model has face validity for schizophrenia are in fact more precisely referring to face validity for one or more endophenotypes of the disease.
Nor that this most fearless of writers has given it such a provocative title, though it is not as yet clear to what precisely it refers, although the late prime minister is reported to feature as a character.
More precisely, it refers to a politically organized body of people under a single government.
What those ties where, and who precisely is referred to in the pages, however, remains unclear.
More precisely, this refers to the ability of physicians to acquire and improve their professional skills and knowledge.
