He added another concern was vocabulary, "which parts do you name, and what names do you give them?" Barnes, who talks about the challenges of writing about sex on Radio 3's The Essay: Explaining The Explicit, added: "John Updike is a writer whom I revere, and who wrote with precision and understanding about sex, especially from the male point of view.
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.
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.
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.
The experimental physicist Mike Pendlebury, who has died aged 78, loved building equipment, making precision measurements and understanding their theoretical relevance.
This is not just a matter of sheer beauty but of precision, and an understanding by Mark Lee, his cinematographer, of the long takes Hou favours.
Was it improper for me to direct my child to greater precision in the understanding of concepts that she herself identified as relevant?
Each recommendation included these key words: sharing data, engaging patients, precision medicine, genetic understanding, interdisciplinary, ecosystem and genomics.
