8 12 This evolution merits concern because it suggests that the use of oxytocin has been extended from specific to broader but poorly defined indications without either an evidentiary basis 13 14 or a rigorous evaluation of its safety, especially for the risk of PPH.
The inconsistency of the US with other developed nations in terms of the relationship between educational attainment and evolution acceptance merits additional investigation and data collection.
The interplay between erroneous histone modification and aberrant DNA methylation in the evolution of RCC merits further investigation.
Another course focused on improving preservice teachers' understandings of the nature of science led to improved abilities to distinguish between the scientific merit of evolution and intelligent design (Scharmann et al. [2005]).
We were talking about evolution, and the relative merits of Catholics versus Episcopalians, and free thinkers, and how the continents broke apart, and our son laughed so hard he nearly fell off his stool, and then the entire salad was gone and we'd had a second glass of wine, and the kids went to bed late (which is not sustainable), but glowing and without protest.
But ID supporters reclaimed a majority of the 10-member panel in November 2004, and this year board chair Steve Abrams is leading a three-member committee that will "investigate the merits" of evolution and intelligent design at two sets of 3-day hearings next month.
Human beings are beyond merit, and evolution-wise we are very much stagnating.
Finally, we propose a testable hypothesis for Clonopsis micro-evolution, which has the merit of fitting in with our data.
These differences could have consequences in the persistence and evolution of pathogenic bacteria, which merit further study to understand the role of nematodes in the health of ecosystems.
The presented evolution strategies also integrate the merits of users' predefined algorithms, group interaction and learning theory to approach the best solutions of specific problems.
