This raises again the issue of determining firstly a reasonable number of valid correspondences.
Yesterday, Mr. Pataki said, "To me there's one overriding issue, and that is the issue of safety, and valid concerns about the safety of the plant have been raised by me, by James Lee Witt and by others.
A final issue relates to the lack of valid data on the therapeutic efficacy of the classic antiemetics in the postoperative period.
It proposes a two-fold classification of immigration policy theories, distinguishing between features of immigration policy-making that are intrinsic to the issue of immigration and thus valid regardless of the political system in place, as well as those that indeed seem to portray a 'regime effect'.
Most Jews who survived were in possession of valid passports issued by existing states, and these proved to be of more use than money or jewels.
Whilst this work is ongoing, even in its current form the method can illuminate dependability issues; for example, analysing the set of valid options can highlight the dependency of the workflow on a specific cloud (as in the running medical workflow example).
Given the aforementioned characteristics of scholarly log data, we investigated a methodological issue: can valid, high resolution maps of science be derived from clickstream data and can clickstream data be leveraged to yield meaningful insights in the structure and dynamics of scholarly behavior?
We thus conclude that participants tend to associate a "moral value" with the attributions: universally valid, an issue of right and wrong, community and cooperation.
Hence, this might be an indication that the issue of giving a correct and valid diagnosis of dentin hypersensitivity is either an easy or a difficult thing for dental professionals in daily practice.
Although some severe patients, such as intubated patients and those on catecholamines, were treated in general wards, as sometimes occurs in Japan [ 30, 31], and were thus included in the analysis, the issue of whether the index is valid for most critically ill patients, e.g. those admitted to the intensive care unit, requires further examination.
