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On the other hand, I was not certain of some of the results, suggesting that it would indeed be worthwhile to study a model like this.

Author response: A quantitative analysis based on the ideas proposed here will indeed be worthwhile, and I believe that it will greatly facilitate the beginning of a new way of thinking about the evolutionary process.

But the differences between species that we observe also suggest further investigation into characteristic features of such genes for species more distantly related to human, and into the method of determining homologs would indeed be worthwhile.

While it may indeed be worthwhile pursuing miR-21 as biomarker for use in AP and CRC diagnosis and prognosis, this data suggests that dietary variables may influence the expression of miR-21, and that nutritional status may need to be considered as part of its assessment of a biomarker.

Although we are not able to suggest any specific nutrient or food item that is lacking in the diet of children with oedematous malnutrition, our results suggest that it may indeed be worthwhile to examine the pre-morbid diet of these children, and that total dietary diversity, or the opposite, diet monotony, may be important for development of oedematous malnutrition.

Indeed, is worthwhile to mention that knocking out H2A.Z-1 in mice results in lethality and therefore (at least during early development), H2A.Z-2 cannot replace H2A.Z-1 (einher in terms of abundance or function).

Indeed, it may be worthwhile for the self-congratulatory computing industry not only to read Mr. Nelson's new book closely, but also to take another look at his more recent software design ideas.

Indeed, it may be worthwhile revisiting the Netherlands and how the concept of force majeure was applied before euthanasia became legal.

Indeed, it is worthwhile to mention their use in the study of entry-flow phenomenon [1], the propagation of electrical pulses in the nerve of a squid approximated by the famous Nagumo's equation [2], the feedback nuclear reactor problem [3] and so on.

Such work might also shed additional light on whether migrant outcomes are indeed optimal or whether a policy response might be worthwhile.

If the bank does indeed become leaner and more effective, the stress and expense will be worthwhile.