"It is a backlash that is not really addressing the real problem, which is the lack of more flexible labor markets," said Heather Grabbe, director of the Open Society Institute BrusselslSociety Institute Brussels
We of course must be wary of the possibility that the other tradition is not really addressing the same problem we are, or that it is addressing only part of the problem we are addressing.
"The governance, mandate and funding of these new authorities is not really addressed".
The curious subject of why the gay-rights movement has never had a leader on the scale of a Martin Luther King or a Gloria Steinem, often debated in the movement, is not really addressed in this book.
The bit of cognitive dissonance to which the show owes its existence — an intimidatingly large football player picking out fabric swatches — is not really addressed (though Mr. Johnson makes a possibly coy reference to "playing on another field").
The puzzle of why the central powers did not benefit more in the West from victory in the East is not really addressed, leaving the reasons for the sudden German break-down a few months later unresolved.The main shortcoming of "The Pity of War", however, is that it confuses the contingency of origins and outcomes.
As a study of innocence corrupted, it is not subtle – the question of nature or nurture is not really addressed – but it is always good for young readers to be reminded of the shadow cast over Europe, and Boyne has written a compelling account of the attractions of power, the malleability of youth and the terrible pain of a life filled with regret.
Reviewer #3: 1) Change the Title/Abstract and opening about " cellular memory" as it is not really addressed in the paper.
This kind of question is not really addressed in the manuscript, which instead attempts a more data-driven/assumption free approach.
2) Related to this, although Cul4A is prominent in the title and Abstract, its particular role is not really addressed experimentally, and it is possible that some of the described activities of DDB1 may be Cul4A (and even Cul4) independent.
It e would be interesting to ascertain whether the activity of the Pyrococcus CMR complex requires ATP hydrolysis in vitro - this is not really addressed in the paper published in 2009.
