Perhaps more importantly, none have explicitly considered the relationship between fuel efficiency and productivity, and only scant consideration is given to the role of operators in achieving optimum productivity for fuel efficiency.
This implicit acknowledgement of the importance of accessibility for human's quality of life is in line with the literature on transport-related social exclusion, and suggests that accessibility could, and perhaps should, be addressed more explicitly in the universal declaration of human rights (see [42, 43] for an extensive argument).
So whereas natural selection – or "survival selection," as it is perhaps more accurately described – is explicitly non-agentic, as stressed by its proponents like Coyne and Dawkins, sexual selection relies on minds as agents of evolution.
Perhaps the authors can more explicitly describe in the methods the evidence that this is a MEX-3 ortholog (e.g., phylogenetics, unique domain architecture specific to this family, or lack of any other proteins with similarity near that present with the MEX-3 family in reciprocal genome searches).
It is a benignly untroubled exposition of the carnivore's natural prerogative and screenwriters might perhaps now feel constrained to acknowledge more explicitly the herbivores' existence.
Conclusions Our data suggest that psychiatrists in England and Wales need to take account of the Mental Capacity Act, and in particular best interests judgments and deprivation of liberty safeguards, more explicitly than is perhaps currently the case.
There is perhaps a need for researchers to more explicitly underpin study design and evaluation with a theoretical rationale, and for this theoretical rationale to be clearly communicated in scholarly publications.
Perhaps his loss is too painful to express more explicitly than this.
Much of this work has been incorporated (perhaps implicitly) into JPEG 2000, Part 1, and (more explicitly) into Part 2. Our GAST experiment also treats the quantization of DWT coefficients.
But perhaps more importantly, they empowered chemists to consider developing chemical reactions explicitly tailored for use in biological systems.
