Though, the commercial model plays here an important role, and this assumption could be reasonable for certain approaches, i.e., when a very little payment is made monthly for the "rental" of the femto, as it is done for some telephones now.
Moreover, the results also showed that the adjusted P value < 0.05 could be reasonable for finding the molecular markers associated with traits which are greatly affected by environmental factors.
However, many areas did show more activity during the dot task, suggesting that these areas could be reasonable candidates for areas important in numerosity processing.
Such patients could be reasonable subjects for more intensive or tailored treatment, including immunomodulatory therapy (Pages et al, 2010).
If these observations are confirmed in larger studies, defensins could be reasonable targets for new therapeutic options in sepsis and/or to prevent subsequent infections in the impaired host.
- I was surprised not to see the original Yarus DiRT paper, or the Knight and Landweber 2000 piece on alternative models for getting from triplet/site associations to the present, or the original Szathmary paper on coding coenzyme handles, in the reference list although I acknowledge there could be reasonable motivations for omitting these and the reference list is long already.
As a multitude of publications show that proteolytic processing of polyQ expanded proteins by a variety of enzymes represents a pivotal step in the molecular pathomechanism of polyQ diseases, modulating the activity of cleavage-responsible proteases or decreasing the levels of toxic fragments could be reasonable approaches for therapeutic treatment.
Foley ties its tardiness to Windows 9, saying that an early 2015 release for touch-Office-for-Windows release could be reasonable, given that that timeframe is….
In dissent, Stevens and O'Connor wondered how it could be reasonable to seize a person for not wearing a seat belt but unreasonable to use a scanner on a public street.
For instance, it could be reasonable to assume that primary caregivers experienced more stress, more personal growth, more lack of time for social relations, and more negative physical consequences than non-primary caregivers, but neither of these hypotheses were confirmed.
Even if one could consider that this assumption would be reasonable for short sample periods or in contexts where consumer perception and valuation of quality remain constant over time, the truth is that in the literature parameter constancy is most often rejected by Chow tests of structural break.
