There is no objective reason why we should feel guilty, and I think that, actually, my performance was supporting this precise idea.
August 30, 2013 Obama says he's made no decision, but Kerry's speech made it sound like the administration has a precise idea of the military action it's heading toward.
That is why we conducted two serosurveys, the first using stored sera of pregnant women during the epidemic upsurge aimed at assessing the extent of the outbreak, the second using a random sample of the population aimed at giving a precise idea of the herd immunity in the post-epidemic era.
Although the EWCS presents a higher level of subjectivity, this feature has the advantage of giving a more precise idea of the tasks performed within each occupation.
Plans are already being made for another meeting of euro zone finance ministers in the middle of next week, once the Cypriot finance minister has returned from Moscow and officials have a more precise idea of the shape of the rescue deal.
In addition, the few case reports [ 13- 16] do not give a precise idea of the disease for the whole group.
He had, Mr. Korda said, "possibly the most clear and precise idea of what should be a book and how to get at it that I've ever known in an editor".
The state has no precise idea how much water is diverted from rivers by farmers.
Although this study gives a precise idea of the situation at the orphanage, our study has limitations.
A rather precise idea of the structure of the network exists, several kinetic models of the network dynamics are available [(Bettenbrock et al., 2005; Kotte et al., 2010) and references therein], and recently a high-throughput dataset containing the required information for solving Problem 1 has been published (Ishii et al., 2007).
