Edit by Michael Lam on August 2, 2016: Here is a simple answer, with a more thorough answer to the question below.
A year later, a more thorough study confirmed the risk.
A more thorough investigation prompted by these questions is also justified by the fact that calcium granules or inclusion bodies similar to NB are commonly found in nature [see Ryall's excellent and comprehensive review on this subject cited in ref. 29].
This way, you will have a more thorough understanding and can ask questions in class.
This raises the challenge and, as-yet, unanswered question of which metric, or combination of metrics, one should use to assess dynamic CA? Answering this question requires a more thorough consideration of the factors that may modulate dynamic pressure flow relationships and, potentially, a critical revision of conceptual paradigms that are currently applied to their interpretation (Fig. 6).
James Murdoch admitted in a letter to a committee of MPs on Wednesday that he could have asked further questions and conducted a more thorough investigation into allegations that the practice of phone hacking was widespread at News International.
Without a doubt, the greatest utility of countywide surveillance lies in its ability to ask screening questions that prompt a more thorough investigation of specific hospitals, wards, or age groups at particular risk for acquiring or transmitting highly resistant organisms.
A more thorough expression analysis is required to solve this question.
Only 29 people declined to answer questions, sending them automatically for a more thorough secondary screening.
However, to answer this question it will be necessary to perform a more thorough study on an actual termite mound, carefully distinguishing the fungal comb from the surrounding soil and the mound itself.
We discuss, ask the hard questions, and I usually leave with a more thorough understanding of faith, and a stronger faith, than I had before.
