There was a great leap forward in Freud's art when he abandoned the early, precise, almost clinical style of such 1950s portraits as Interior at Paddington (1951) in Liverpool's Walker Art Gallery and instead became freer, looser, more "painterly" – like switching from Raphael to Titian.
Rupert Smith, a former British general, argues that conflict resolution is increasingly about the early and precise deployment of small forces to defuse trouble, rather than the army-smashing application of overwhelming might.
Improving a consistent method for the early and precise diagnosis of MRSA as well as VRSA is still highly required.
Nevertheless, the early and precise diagnosis is mandatory to rule out other underlying diagnoses and to allow a timely start of standard heart failure and anticoagulation therapy which may prevent further complications.
Since current clinical and histopathological classifications and molecular markers are not sufficient for prediction of metastasis, the development of biomarkers for the early and precise identification of patients at high-risk for metastasis at early stages of the disease is of utmost importance.
Ireland was also excluded from the estimation of the overall prevalence of additional CS cases because for the earliest datasets a precise figure for the number of animals tested from CS positive flocks was unavailable, however the national prevalences were presented.
This could ultimately facilitate early, precise, and patient-specific pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions to minimise CVD associated morbidity and mortality.
The definition of 'antenatally detected' followed European Congenital Anomaly Surveillance System (EUROCAT) guidelines, determined by the earliest suggestion of the precise, or closely related, anomaly, or identification of an antenatal soft marker 'nearly 100% predictive' of the anomaly present at delivery.
Determining the molecular forms of uNGAL present in diseased dogs may provide clinical workers with a tool that will help the early and more precise detection of different urinary diseases.
Flow cytometry and molecular imaging [ 1, 2] techniques are used in a wide range of applications including the isolation of stem cells to the earlier and more precise diagnosis and prognosis in various human health conditions (i.e., oncological, haematological, immunological, neurological and cardiovascular disease).
