The enormous scope of the epidemic of 2013 16 which sickened more than 28,000 people and killed 11,316 has allowed investigators to gather the most precise evidence ever obtained about long-term harm caused by the Ebola virus, including its uncanny ability to linger in the body after the patient recovers.
You say: "What I really like about [what you said, did, etc] is …" and give the concrete, detailed, precise evidence for what they did well.
But the amount of alcohol Mr. Williams consumed in his four or so hours in the restaurant, the Mountain View Chalet, remained a murky issue for the jury, with no precise evidence or testimony on Tuesday about how much he drank there.
And then, you know, as Operation Serval is taking place, the Parisian press is simultaneously disclosing more and more precise evidence of the active French role in the attack of 6th April 1994 in Kigali, Rwanda, where the plane carrying Rwandan president Juvenal Habyarimana was shot down by missiles as it was about to land to Kigali.
Macrofossils and megafossils of different genera, which were found in twelve localities in the mountains of northwest Iberia, provide spatially precise evidence of their distribution in the region during the Holocene.
Therefore, the variables explored in this study can provide more precise evidence in predicting the methadone plasma concentrations and treatment responses.
We still need more precise evidence on the role of Bcl-2 family proteins in HD-related cell death.
Therefore, the data derived from this study can provide more precise evidence in terms of predicting the methadone plasma concentrations and treatment responses.
The WP29 also seeks, inter alia, precise evidence to show that bulk collection, when it exists, is "as tailored as feasible", limited and proportionate.
Ayotzinapa students promised that more "direct actions" will take place in the coming days until they receive precise evidence that their missing classmates are dead.
