This review summarizes research results related to the ontogeny of dreaming: we critically reconsider the field, systematically compare the findings based on different methodologies, and highlight the advantages and disadvantages of methods, arguing in favor of methodological pluralism.
The descriptors of mass transfer and chemical reaction in a single drop are critically reviewed and reconsidered and the practical aspects for the analysis of volatile organic compounds are highlighted.
Finally, we reconsidered critically the correspondence with the clinical presentation, the age at onset and the segregation in familial cases.
In the light of the profoundly restricted time budget of infection control personnel, the inclusion of pneumonias without a confirmed pathogen, blood-culture negative BSIs, urinary tract infections, and nFUOs should be reconsidered critically in surveillance efforts in this population.
Weis feels the bill -- Senate Bill 744 -- "is critically flawed due to a lack of regulatory safeguards and should be reconsidered," according to a statement released Wednesday by the watchdog group, which recently completed their analysis of the legislation.
Although IA has been considered a rare condition among critically ill patients [ 10- 12], recent data indicate that it should be reconsidered as an emerging and devastating infectious disease in this population.
New insights in the recently discovered organocatalytic Michael addition of water led to the conclusion that the previously performed experiments to identify MhyADH as a bi-functional enzyme and their results need to be reconsidered and the reliability of the methodology used needs to be critically evaluated.
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Investors fear that auditors, eager for their colleagues to win consulting business, will fail to look critically at the books of corporate clients.Indeed, the sheer complexity of the new accounting-consulting conglomerates demands that two questions be reconsidered.
