In this review, we discuss genetic association studies and address the prospect for candidate gene association studies, comparing the strengths and weaknesses of indirect and direct study designs.
And he feels confident that he could also address the prospect of the first First Gentleman.
Lonmin also declined to address the prospect of a murder investigation.
The spokesman also declined to address the prospect that the Chinese authorities might retaliate for Google's action.
In interviews in Israel on Thursday, Pompeo declined to address the prospect that Trump might commute the remaining sentence or pardon Pollard.
As I note in my article about climate change, rising seas and the risks for New York City, many local governments in the United States are drafting contingency plans to address the prospect of more severe flooding in coming decades.
Architect and GSD Professor Scott Cohen discusses his studio course that considered how architects could help his beloved Provincetown, Mass., address the prospect of rising seas due to climate change while still retaining its quirky magic.
Their reluctance to address the prospect is understandable, but fine talk of a new patriotism will count for nothing if the next Labour government lacks a strategy for dealing with the shrunken and enfeebled economy it will surely inherit.
She said child privacy laws, created nearly a dozen years ago, didn't address the prospect that children would get online mostly through devices and that companies would track their activity and locations.
In contrast, Williams' account, and others less wedded to a Wittgenstinian view of language and concepts, can more readily address the prospect of close encounters with other intelligent beings.
