Our study adds precision to understanding the referral patterns of PCPs.
These findings provide more precision in understanding the importance of a fear of re-injury in ACL reconstruction.
Tank described those limits as the lack of precision understanding that mechanics have of a car.
The purpose of clarifying the terms used in the field of PTSD is to provide a resource for conceptual clarity, terminological precision, and understanding of meaningful nuances of the words used in clinical practice.
The importance of this to the future of biomedical research is immense, since it will let us fine-tune to a higher precision our understanding of complex populations of cells.
A combined molecular and biogeographical approach through well-replicated field studies, if applied to a larger pool of invasive species from different geographical regions, could potentially lend unprecedented precision to our understanding of the dynamics of invasive plant-AMF interactions.
Despite the central importance of the mechanisms that allow changes in adhesion of adjacent cells to take place with such temporal and spatial precision, our understanding of these events even in model organisms is limited.
If you don't know yourself, with a depth of precision and understanding, you can't possibly hire the right candidate.
Was it improper for me to direct my child to greater precision in the understanding of concepts that she herself identified as relevant?
Abusalha is counted among the 100 or so Americans who have traveled to Syria or attempted to do so, a figure cited repeatedly by senior U.S. officials in ways that suggest there is precision in their understanding of who and where those people are.
The practice is evolving alongside other developments in oncology, which include higher precision of photon radiotherapy, greater understanding of the biological effect of radiation and its potential modification, and the recognition of new molecular targets with a plethora of agents aimed at affecting biological function.
