It is found only after an arduous search, using precise methods, whether in literary, historical, philological, or philosophic investigation.
He says that he and his colleagues now target specific diseases where they search for precise processes and then attempt to intervene.
A handy tool in the search for precise definitions is the specification of necessary and/or sufficient conditions for the application of a term, the use of a concept, or the occurrence of some phenomenon or event.
It is not surprising then that he did not follow the method of contemporary analytic philosophy of progressively making more and more subtle distinctions in the search for precise definition.
That genetic factors underlie the rate of progression of LDD is not, perhaps, surprising in itself, but is of importance because it provides the rationale to the search for precise genetic variants controlling LDD progression.
He has developed a new computational model to predict breast cancer survival and is searching for precise genetic signatures present in multiple types of cancer.
Someone once wrote that Cary Grant looks like a person who's thinking; I'd say he's rather lost in thought, whereas Moreau seems at home in thought, standing on a solid foundation of knowledge that makes her searching focussed, precise, intention-sharp.
This changed things and a group at Google built and trained a system that used a similar approach to start working on this problem and recognized that this would help it make photo searching more precise and easier.
Tremendous efforts have been devoted to searching for precise and reliable biomarkers using various approaches including neuroimaging and biochemical analyses [ 21- 31].
The precise search strategy differed between databases if different search facilities and search engines made it necessary to adapt our approach.
