But the zeal and precision of his research recalled an ambitious doctoral candidate: he went to Albany, Amsterdam and other places worldwide to pore over records, and relentlessly hunted down old-timers.
Best-selling works of historical fiction also straddled the boundary between fact and fiction, placing themselves by the precision of their research closer to documentary treatises than to novels in their frank examination of France's often disastrous colonial relations.
Thus unique physiologic assessment methodologies should be developed to examine and improve the quality of patient care, enhance the precision of clinical research, aid in resource allocation, improve the accuracy of prognostic decisions, and objectively measure the impact of clinical interventions and pathways in the ED.
While offering astounding precision for research, these microscopes are not currently applicable as manufacturing tools to make chips that contain billions or even trillions of transistors.
The purpose of this study was to assess the accuracy and precision of self-reported research weights and heights in a sample of women enrolled in a randomized controlled trial, the Avoiding Diabetes After Pregnancy Trial (ADAPT).
Potential limitations of sleep research in children are discussed, specifically the loss of research precision inherent in sleep deprivation protocols involving children.
However, these drugs are engineered with exquisite precision, the products of decades of research.
The Stratos promises "power, poise and precision based on 20 years of research" (whatever).
(2) The research precision of the compaction correction can be effectively improved by applying the method of classifying clastic compaction units based on clay content.
Notwithstanding the impressive formality and precision of the empirical econometric research in question, such a conclusion is untenable with the phylogeny of evolutionary economic theory that underpins the field of Technology Entrepreneurship.
