They are debating, for example, where they will shelter from the rain after their home gets foreclosed on, or who gets to eat tomorrow.
The role of AG, for example, has been debated for many years.
In small populations, contrastingly, translational selection is not well explored; for example, it has been debated for time about whether translational selection does not exist or is too weak to be detectable in human [ 7, 25- 28], which is also complicated by heterogeneous composition isochores [ 29, 30].
The statistical merits and flaws of logarithmically transforming data have been heavily debated (for example, [ 81, 82, 103, 104]) and will not be discussed further here.
The corollaries of these clinical results have been amply debated (for example, see Alberts et al, 2005; Drazen, 2005; Meyskens and Szabo, 2005).
It is hard to read the details of the welfare reform bill, for example, being debated in parliament, without picturing Dickens rolling his eyes in dismay.
Nevertheless, the correct form of feedback delivery is still strongly debated (for example quantity vs. repetition) [ 20– 20].
With the Democrats running against the high cost of prescription drugs, Mr. Bush's aides say they are already debating, for example, whether the Texas governor needs to draw up a plan to show how he would pay for prescription drug coverage.
The contribution of each of these mechanisms to CCR is probably different for different carbon sources and is debated even for the best studied CCR example of the glucose-lactose diauxie shift [ 14, 15].
It is low if decisions can still be debated and contested and for example when the effectuation of decisions remains dependent on voluntary action.
