The data raise -- but do not answer -- all manner of questions.
The heartening new PrEP data raise several complex issues.
Available clinical data raise the possibility that stress-adaptive mechanisms differ by gender.
Aside from altering the design of clinical trials, the new data raise difficult financial questions.
The complex structures and the lack of vector representations within these graph data raise a challenge for data mining.
The complex structures and the lack of vector representations for the brain network data raise major challenges for data mining.
These data raise questions about the exact function of repressing Rb family proteins by ESCC miRNAs in ESCs.
Data storage and regulations for processing personal data raise several concerns about how that data should be used.
These data raise two questions.
These data raise several hypotheses for further investigation.
These data raise the possibility that TLX1 drives T-ALL by inducing secondary leukemogenic modifications.
