The mobile version is actually very useful, although we questioned its scalability when it launched.
Although we questioned EU representatives and two UK-based meningococcal patient organizations, a representative survey of patients across Europe would be required for obtaining sound and representative evidence.
We further predicted that stage at diagnosis, age, and gender could explain most remaining survival differences, although we questioned the role of other factors such as treatment utilization and co-morbid disease.
"CEO Musk addressed the issue of battery life, which is critical to the economics of trucking, claiming 1 million miles, similar to current diesel trucks, although we question 1) longevity given additional strains from load and 2) the ability to rely on single-gear transmissions.
My roommates and I joke we could create a chart logging our hours so that whoever sleeps least that week has to do the dishes--the most dreaded task in our apartment--although we still question whether we would change.
"We never really discussed going back," says Panagiotou, "although sometimes during the winter, we question our choice".
(Although we might question your loyalty to BH&FA YC if you do that!!! ;))).
Although we used questions that have previously been validated with nicotine measures [ 40], and we estimated a relatively small change in SHS smoking status during follow-up in the cohort, we cannot exclude the possibility that our finding for no association with duration of SHS exposure was due, in part, to non-differential misclassification.
In addition, there is no validated questionnaire for sleep disorders in pregnancy, and although we used questions from other validated tools such as the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index, the Berlin Sleep Questionnaire, and the Epworth Sleepiness Scale questionnaires, the relative contributions of common symptoms of pregnancy and true sleep disordered breathing are unclear.
Although we do not question the Navajo Nation's ability to charge an appropriate fee for a particular service actually rendered, we think the generalized availability of tribal services patently insufficient to sustain the Tribe's civil authority over nonmembers on non-Indian fee land.
Although we did not question the ability of tribal police to patrol the highway, see 520 U. S., at 456, n. 11, we likened the public right-of-way to non-Indian fee land because the Tribes lacked the power to "assert a landowner's right to occupy and exclude," id., at 456.
