Not all of Andrews's suggestions, however, are as cogent.
His letter, however, is a cogent and moving account of what happened, and it was not immediately clear how he came to compose it or why he chose to send it.
In my view, however, the more cogent challenge in the earlier studies comes from the issue of the choice of control states, which is why I emphasize that issue here.
However, a more cogent standard for comparing eGFRcyst and eGFRcreat is their ability to predict end-stage renal disease (ESRD), the clinically important outcome addressed in this study.
However, there are cogent reasons for using a peptide-focused vaccine since the inductive power of the repositioned peptide is generally considerably higher than from full-length sequence [ 37].
However, there are cogent substantive grounds for accepting that fetuses at any gestation are at risk of birth and at risk of neonatal death [ 16, 17, 29] and even cerebral palsy at that gestation [ 17, 20].
This prediction is, however, not necessarily cogent for fish, where the teleost-specific whole genome duplication allows for evolving sub-functionalization or even some redundancy when co-orthologs are preserved [ 91].
Comprehensive research and development requirements along with a cogent framework, however, have not been proposed for integrating knowledge management (KM) and business process management (BPM), which were proposed independently.
However, not all logically cogent proofs provide us with the kind of demonstration that yields scientific knowledge.
However belatedly, Mr. Obama offered a cogent policy rationale for his reliance on unmanned drones to kill terrorism suspects (with collateral civilian casualties) and revisited the need to shut the detention center at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
