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Our evaluation was not intended to evaluate IGRA concordance with TST results; studies addressing that question have been reported elsewhere[ 13] In accordance with CDC guidelines we excluded many patient populations such as children and HIV-infected persons from IGRA, but operational outcomes may differ in those groups.

This issue was raised by both reviewers but no specific suggestions for experiments were raised, as both reviewers must have recognized the near impossibility of addressing that question via in vivo experiments, short of investing at least 2-3 years of intense work.

The National Cancer Institute spends about 3percentt of its budget, or $76.6 million a year, specifically addressing that question.

A study addressing that question is being prepared for release by the Defense Science Board, an advisory panel at the Defense Department.

Mr. Kerry, in addressing that question before the committee, said if Mr. Assad is "foolish enough to respond to the world's enforcement against his criminal activity — if he does, he will invite something far worse and I believe something absolutely unsustainable for him".

As a first step toward addressing that question, IRI-95 is used to assess the order of magnitude of the Faraday rotation and the error it causes at L-band in the observed brightness temperature.

Dr. Robert L. Park of the American Physical Society addressed that question last year in an editorial in The Journal of the National Cancer Institute.

Dr. Hillis addressed that question this way: "Intelligence is just a whole lot of little things, thousands of them.

The AHRQ Evidence-based Previewe review [ 20] addressed that question, but it was published in 2005 and lacks evidence published since September 2004.

"Obviously, a randomized trial cannot address that question.

The estimates in Table 9 address that question.