Beyond that, there remain two important doubts.
In it, Mr. Barroso said a first legal assessment of Denmark's plan "raises important doubts about whether the proposed measures, if implemented in the 'intensive and permanent' way that has been announced, would be in line with Denmark's obligations under European and international law".
The second, composed of the vice-president, no fewer than ten ministers, the attorney-general and the head of the cultural institute, has a weightier mission: its job is to "clear up the important doubts woven around the death of the Liberator".
Cantor's paradoxes convinced Hilbert and Dedekind that there were important doubts concerning the foundations of set theory.
So, important doubts still existing regarding the annual treatment costs per patient and the heterogeneity of these costs among the different European countries and the impact of those on the health budget.
In a recent essay, Ruffner (2012) raises important doubts concerning earlier interpretations, concluding that the text must have been written before Halley's famous visit to Newton in 1684.
Indeed, two large randomized controlled studies using cold intravenous fluids to induce TH in the prehospital setting did not find improvement in outcome as compared with a standard TTM management, leading to important doubts regarding this specific cooling method for TH induction [32, 33].
Since scholars have now raised important doubts about the canonical status of this Nachlass material (Montinari 1982, pp. 92 104; Hollingdale 1985, pp. 166 172, 182 186), this might suggest that a view ought not to be attributed to Nietzsche solely on the basis of its articulation in these notebooks, which is exactly what the N-Realist reading requires.
Little is known about the pathophysiological role of LTB4 and even more of LTA4H activity due to LTA4 lability and important doubts about the efficiency of the available methodologies to quantify this activity.
Yet important doubts remain in Brazil as to whether this multidisciplinary team model is the most appropriate one, and to what extent it is responsible for improvement in health indicators such as an increased coverage of adequate prenatal care and deceased infant and stroke mortality, seen in Brazil [ 9- 11] over the past decade and a half.
