A total of 837 mitochondrialnDNAsl DNAs (583 from the literature, while the remaining 254 were newly collected in this study) pinpointed from over 28,000 subjects residing across East Eurasia were studied here.
Half of the subjects were pinpointed within 87 km of their reported point of origin.
When he was castigated for not bowing low enough at the Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday, with the precise angle of the bow subjected to pinpoint measurement, they took that as further evidence of media mendacity.
With the affirmation that there is no fixed or floating object of research (for instance, a particular set of works of art) comes the affirmation that there is not a pinpoint-able subject either (as in Subject or in an individualist manner).
Collectively, these observations indicate that the combination of HbA1c and a glycemic measure may best pinpoint subjects at lowest or greatest risk of eventual diabetes (9, 10).
Two of his friends, in interview, pinpointed both the subject and the place: "Soho tarts were mostly French around 1930 and dressed and made up just like that".
In this paper, the current EN1993-1-5 formulation is evaluated and some peculiarities concerning the treatment of hybrid girders subjected to patch loading are pinpointed.
The close integration with the headset allows you to pinpoint what objects a subject was directing their attention towards and what the corresponding emotion was.
In other words, pick a subject, a message, and a direction with pinpoint accuracy; be as specific as possible.
Independent research on what makes something "cute" has pinpointed the cuteness factor in subjects with big eyes, big cheeks and a big forehead, NBC's "Today" show reported in 2012.
The description pinpoints the location of the subject property within its particular Township, Range and Section.
