precise identification
collocation in Englishmeaningsofpreciseandidentification
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precise
adjective
uk/prɪˈsaɪs/us/prəˈsaɪs/
exact ...
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identification
noun[U]
uk/aɪˌden.tɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/us/aɪˌden.t̬ə.fəˈkeɪ.ʃən/
the act of recognizing and naming someone ...
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(Definition ofpreciseandidentificationfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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There is strong evidence for significantly heavier organic molecules, particularly polycyclic aromatics, althoughpreciseidentificationof individual species has not yet been obtained.
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Thepreciseidentificationof a subgroup within this cohort that would benefit from less-toxic endocrine therapies would be a significant benefit to breast cancer patients.
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However, thepreciseidentificationof these compounds requires further study.
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For example, handwritten lists of eligible voters were often difficult to read, makingpreciseidentificationof many immigrant names impossible.
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Forpreciseidentificationof pitch, use this system.
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Ghosts of formal archetypes often haunt these soundscapes, although theirpreciseidentificationare often elusive.
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During this period the transient expression of molecular markers hamperspreciseidentificationof cell categories, even in neuronal and glial domains.
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Consequently, thepreciseidentificationof the physical parameters is a prerequisite for a meaningful theory.
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Such a position also adds to the transitional character of the area and often makes outsiders'preciseidentificationof the accent difficult.
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Fluidity of beliefs seems to be a prerequisite for steady progress towardpreciseidentification(even regarding basic kinds).
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Most larval species were identified only to genus level because the lack of adults prevented morepreciseidentification.
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This can enable apreciseidentificationof the parasite based on morphological characteristics of the adult.
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Thus, it is important that we try to gather future insights regarding this issue using other experimental paradigms that allow a morepreciseidentificationof the locus of the effects.
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This preliminary experiment is being followed up by a more detailed study that includes morepreciseidentificationof the biogeochemical signature left by fossilized microorganisms in the mineral matrix.
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Preciseidentificationof these corals is not possible.
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Preciseidentificationof deaf-blind students is difficult because the degrees of deafness and blindness vary and may be combined with learning difficulties and physical disabilities.
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However, no statistics of visitors by age group are kept and, therefore, any morepreciseidentificationof young visitors is not possible.
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We are working on thepreciseidentificationof the type of helicopter that would be required, and we hope to come to an early conclusion.
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A major component of that analysis is thepreciseidentificationof fossils within drill cores in order to match geographically separate drill cores with each other and with surface exposures.
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By its very nature, research and technology acquisition does not normally allow for apreciseidentification of the appropriate level of resource for any given project.
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