So what are they for?In this section A deal in Durban The not-so-naked ape ReprintsThat is a question addressed by Isabelle Dean and Michael Siva-Jothy of Sheffield University, in Britain, in a paper in Biology Letters.
A young soldier stopped in to ask a question, addressing the archivist-poet as "Mi comandante," a title that had a jarringly Foreign Legion sound to it, and that inevitably drew my eyes to the photograph on the wall.
That's a question addressed in my ninth book, Capital Rising, co-authored with Srini Rangan.
Webb and McCracken's divorce surfaced at a Southern Baptist sexuality conference with a question addressed to Russell Moore, president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission.
At USC's early signing day news conference Dec. 19, Clay Helton drew a question addressing the fact that at the time the Trojans did not have a five-star prospect signed in their 2019 recruiting class.
But this of course leads to uncertainty when interpreting the elicited WTP, a question addressed in the discussion section below.
An important aspect of the present study that may had minimized this limitation is that toothbrushing frequency was evaluated by a question addressing the times at which the adolescents brushed their teeth rather than a direct question addressing toothbrushing frequency.
The question remains whether these in vitro studies reflect biological features in human tumours, a question addressed in this current work.
Finally, each survey contained a global rating of care and a question addressing the extent to which a patient would recommend his or her healthcare provider to family and friends; both were included in the analyses for the present paper.
Whether it would be wise to deploy such a system is a separate question, addressed below.
This question addresses a puzzle of urban economics.
