The character of Anne, her mutability and ultimate unknowability, raises fertile questions about fiction and representation, while no one who reads the scenes of interrogation and torture, forced into uneasy sympathy with the affable Cromwell's chilling realpolitik, can consider historical fiction irrelevant to our own times.
These questions provide fertile ground for future research.
Arabidopsis flowers are highly self-fertile, which begs the question as to why these plants would bother to develop functional nectaries; however, solitary bees, flies, and thrips do visit Arabidopsis flowers in the wild, and a small amount of outcrossing does occur [ 42].
Also, time series offer the opportunity to examine results and question interpretations, a fertile ground for comparing methodological alternatives.
Although still short of openly proposing the outright return of profuse state intervention and closed economies, these observers have found fertile ground on which to question the reform processes of the 1990s altogether.
Given the sensitivity of this topic and numerous barriers to trainee acceptance of the material, this training provided a particularly fertile context for these research questions.
As the aforementioned questions set the fertile ground for a case-based historical sociological study, the following refined inquiries serve as the drivers of this research study: RQ.1: What were the common and divergent patterns and strategies used between the two state-crime elites, Stanley Ho and Moe Dalitz?
For those who wish to undermine him, this award will prove a fertile talking point for raising questions about whether the President will prove to be more about optics or substance.
She added, "I think the states will become a fertile battleground for the larger social question of should embryo research be permissible".
In quantitative terms, the use of the mean number of children born per woman in her fertile years has been called into question by the presence of divergent and extreme sub-groups.
