Nevertheless, the potential for Cuba is substantial enough that it warrants attention from both investors and speculators.
It warrants attention that the significance of the associations with the depressive-somatic pattern in perimenoapusal and postmenopausal women has to be interpreted with caution.
It warrants attention that all the younger women in our sample were taking OCs, and therefore, it is not possible to rule out that our results are biased by the effect of hormonal contraception.
Even though we cannot confirm that the abovementioned interventions actually cause a cumulative increase of NT-proBNP in post-CA patients, thereby possibly reducing prognostic performance, it warrants attention towards the application of NT-proBNP as a prognostic marker in an ICU setting.
We may all wish this incident to be put behind us, to concentrate on how we can learn from it and apply the lessons to a more aware and sensitive society, but as it continues to warrant attention, we will address it with the utmost candor and openness.
"It's interesting Piano has gotten around the problem by not forming a joint venture, so it doesn't warrant attention from competition authorities.
I never felt it warranted my attention".
It contends that succession literature warrants attention as a distinct category: appreciated by contemporaries, acknowledged by a number of scholars, but never investigated in a coherent and methodical manner, it helped to shape political reputations and values across the period.
My proposed solution to this problem (see the section "Genetic evolutionary trends exist on all timescales ") warrants attention, because it is distinctly different from both sides of the levels-of-selection debate.
Early discontinuation of primary care services warrants attention since it may reduce the likelihood of patients' needs being addressed in service that is the recommended contact point for mental health care in Ontario and other jurisdictions [ 61, 62].
