Federal appeals courts have been unwilling lately to find that sharp business practices involving sophisticated parties are fraudulent when they can be addressed more appropriately in a civil lawsuit for breach of contract.
It would not have revealed any sensitive national-security information had he simply replied, "Senator Wyden, as you well know, your question is possibly raising issues that should be addressed more appropriately in an executive, rather than an open, session of the committee".
Importantly, although analyses according to patient characteristics were prespecified, these data are only hypothesis generating and should be addressed more appropriately in future trials.
Within the 2 DEFBs assembled in the human reference sequence (234 and 224 kb; hg18, build 36.1, chr8 7,156,778-7,391,276 and chr8 7,669,629-7,893,454), a total of 2,971 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNP) are annotated in dbSNP (build 130) which we address, more appropriately, as multisite variations (MSV) [ 31].
Though the issue is too technical to be addressed here, and more appropriately dealt with in the entries on paraconsistent logic and inconsistent mathematics, the reader can consult Routley, 1979, Brady, 1989, for classical inconsistent set theories, and Weber, 2010b, 2012, for important recent results in the field.
In doing so, the panel should distinguish between issues that can be addressed through short-term analyses and issues that are more appropriately addressed through medium- or long-term research projects.
United's woes are more appropriately addressed by a bankruptcy proceeding than by an emergency board created in response to the terrorist attacks.
Instead, how and why life came about is more appropriately addressed by theories related to thermodynamics.
Further, the selection of sectors is more appropriately addressed in the current study using the actual tariff reduction announcement in the agreement.
Validation in qualitative research is more appropriately addressed as trustworthiness [ 20].
Psychological complaints such as self-consciousness, anxiety and lack of sexual confidence are more appropriately addressed by psychological interventions.
