Still, he used his concession speech to make that precise case: "Five weeks ago, we were 25 points down" he said.
Justice Long wrote, "Although the Legislature may not have considered the precise case before us, it is hard to imagine what it could have had in mind in adding the 'context' language other than a situation such as this, in which a person not related to a child by blood or adoption has stood in a parental role vis-a-vis the child".
"He is intent on making a very pointed and precise case," said David Axelrod, Mr. Obama's chief strategist.
The precise case, Versloot Dredging v HDI Gerling, had nothing to do with household or car insurance, but has implications across the industry.
Lipodystrophy does not have a precise case definition and a standardised diagnostic criterion.
Precise case definition of atopic disease is the hallmark of the COPSAC cohort study.
As for head lice in schools, the insect's presence is known, but the majority of public health centers are unable to provide precise case numbers.
However, the lack of a precise case definition of lipodystrophy and differences in the follow-up time of these studies has hampered the evaluation of morbidity estimates and risk factors associated with lipodystrophy.
ELFA: enzyme-linked fluorescent assay (automated qualitative test) ELISA: enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay IF: immunofluorescence; this technique was not performed for sentinel samples RT-PCR: reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction The sentinel networks in England and Scotland did not apply a precise case definition for influenza-like illness.
The medication your doctor prescribes will be very customized and specific to your precise case.
