All research publications (excluding news, articles from the editors, interviews, letters, (invited) commentaries or (invited) replies to articles and cases) in peer reviewed journals indexed by the four databases were retrieved.
She retaliates with intensity and fervor, and the sort of wink that doesn't invite a reply.
(Such scepticism might perhaps invite the reply that qua ideal objects, such things as triangles and spheres are not conceived as spatio-temporally particularized or instantiated; and so, as 'lacking concrete details'; but the reply can hardly be said to address the objection).
We were not invited to reply.
A total of 2,156 online students were invited to reply to the survey.
But this invites the reply that even in normally functioning adults the attribution of responsibility for choices is an illusion (Smilansky 2000).
As stated, the leveling down objection invites the reply by the egalitarian that the situation after leveling down is indeed in one respect better than the situation previously obtaining: after all, we now have greater equality or a closer approximation to a condition of equality.
Five groups of scientists were invited to reply to an article by Kaufman (2001a) who posed the question "Do low levels of lead produce IQ loss in children?" (Brown 2001; Hebben 2001; Nation and Gleaves 2001; Needleman and Bellinger 2001; Wasserman and Factor-Litvak 2001).
Conclude the letter in a way that leaves things open and invites a reply.
He would not have been invited, she replied, if she had known he would ask such a question.
