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precise

[pri-sahys] / prɪˈsaɪs /




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It is my job, after a careful examination of the facts, to call it, on your behalf, in careful, precise language.

From BBC

The precise reasons for these differences have not been fully determined.

From Science Daily

Lisa Adams, chief revenue officer at Hazelwood, Mo.-based TeeTurtle, which makes T-shirts, toys and games, said the company had to be far more precise in how it planned promotions.

From MarketWatch

Clinicians can now document the syndrome with a single, specific billing code instead of relying on multiple, less precise ones.

From Science Daily

Lacking until now, however, has been a more precise understanding of how spermine intervenes in nerve-damaging processes - understanding that might make it possible to derive medical benefits from it.

From Science Daily