(For a more systematic survey of how compositionality problems are typically solved in formal semantics, see Zimmerman (2012).) In each case, we also indicate what reasonable responses to the challenges might look like.
However, these findings are preliminary and await a more systematic survey of infection among mites and bees.
We occasionally found C. elegans in rotting fruits [ 9], which drove us to a more systematic survey of rotting vegetal material on different continents and islands.
However, in view of the RASFF demonstrating the presence of an unauthorized GM (UGM) contaminant in feed, the intensive use of GMM to synthetize food and feed additives, as well the possible import of these products in EU, the question is raised if a more systematic survey of the EU market for GMM food and feed contaminants in additives is not necessary.
We thus performed a more systematic survey of the extent of ZEB1 binding to genes previously involved in adipogenic commitment, as defined by (1) a specific 3T3 pre-adipocyte expression signature (Gupta et al., 2010) and (2) pre-adipocyte factors found to be regulated at the expression level (recently compiled in Cawthorn et al., 2012).
|} In the 1980s, the U.S. Geological Survey began a more systematic study of the remaining glaciers, which continues to the present day.
Etzel, now working on prevention of health problems from household air pollution in Milwaukee homes, joins Munoz in calling for more research and systematic surveys on indoor air quality in general, but particularly on tribal lands and in Native villages.
As a major challenge for the future, a more comprehensive and systematic survey of the key factors important for interactions of the various carbon nanomaterials with living organisms and the environment will be important for both risk evaluation and the characterization of potential applications.
Many physicians considered opium addiction among women to be an upper class affliction, but in fact, when doctors were surveyed in a more systematic manner there was no distinction by class, occupation or regional location.
