It is, however, arguable that the group of patients we identified are precisely those suitable for treatment by an oncology service-based depression programme (Sharpe et al, 2003, companion paper).
More precisely, fixed a suitable length T = t + − t − for the time interval, Theorems 2.1 and 2.2 provide a lower bound for the number of solutions.
The features of gallium phosphide nanowires can be precisely controlled, making them suitable for this purpose.
The new techniques allowed researchers to more precisely create mice strains suitable for studying human cancers, such as breast, lung or blood cancer.
One of the ultimate tasks for stencil lithography is the ability to fabricate arrays of structures with controlled dimensions on the nanometer scale precisely positioned on a suitable surface.
Additionally, since this scale is adopted for the first time in the apparel context, in order to be suitable in precisely the way the study demands, some items were modified by following De Vellis and Dancer's (1991) principle.
The introduction of Laura (aka X-23) as portrayed by Dafne Keen will make her an instant fan-favorite character, one suitable for precisely the sort of crossover appeal allowing her to exist in both the more dramatic, mature storylines and scenes of an X-Men film like Logan and the more humorous, violently satirical sort of approach found in Deadpool.
The ENK immunoreactivity stains the striosomes, specially their peripheral region, more intensely than the matrix, and the resulting stain is suitable for precisely outlining striosomal boundaries.
As a result, the control or estimation of transcription activity of the genes introduced into the plasmid is difficult, and therefore plasmids are not suitable for precisely assessing gene expression levels in reporter assays.
