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We better defined rheobase in the Materials and methods section (Electrophysiology sub-section).

In this study, we better defined HCCS biochemical function and the effects of its pathological mutations on the mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation (OXPHOS) using a yeast in vitro model.

If we better define our terms and we acknowledge that work-life balance is about so much more than the basic question, "can you have a successful career and a thriving family life?" we start to understand just how relevant and critical the balance discussion is.

But are we any better defined?

If we are going to move the advertising industry forward, and if we believe in the concept that Internet advertising can look like something other than a banner, then we must better define why we're in the state we're in.

"When we counter unfounded rumors, propaganda and conspiracy theories with facts, truth and reasonable argument, we can better define what we stand for.

We are much better defined by having to innovate through [problems] than by a marketplace that just douses the industry with free capital and says go buy more servers.

With the availability of sequences from other species, we can better define this conserved region that we term the LNX3 homology (LNX3H) domain.

Attempting to Get It Right As anti-oppression multicultural education becomes better defined, we will be more successful in changing our students' lives.

As we argue below, the better defined social responsibility of physicians engaging in voluntourism holds lessons for the rapidly developing practice of medical tourism.

Once the incidence and prevalence of CI in HF are better defined we need to evaluate the consequences of CI in HF.