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Dunlap's answer to the question proposed by his paper was negative.

It answers the question proposed by Peng et al. of whether the node-searching problem on block graphs can be solved in polynomial time.

Since the underlying symmetric cone is a more general algebraic setting which contains the semidefinite cone as a special case, our results also answer an open question proposed by Recht, Fazel and Parrilo (2010) [36].

The key question proposed by researchers, and now the pharmaceutical industry, is: does or can the covalent modification of endogenous proteins, mediated by reactive acyl glucuronide metabolites, lead to adverse drug reactions, perhaps idiosyncratic in nature?

With millions in potential sales at stake, the experiment in the environmentally sensitive, populous area hinges on the fundamental question proposed by opponents: do the people who live where an experiment is to be conducted have a right to decide whether to go forward?

Hence, Theorems 3.2 and 3.3 are also answers to the question proposed by Qing [13].

While the Court has shown no inclination to address broader questions proposed by petitions, the latitude left to the Court in this respect does raise some concerns.

The poll includes some questions proposed by Guardian readers online, among them the suggestion that the wedding will boost the nation's feelgood factor at a time of economic uncertainty.

To measure individual life satisfaction, this study employed the life satisfaction questions proposed by World Values Survey (WVS) (Inglehart et al. 2004).

According to Mahadevan, the core elements of a business model are the three questions proposed by Markides (2000): "who?", "what?" and "how?" (Mahadevan, 2004 p.2004

A second step of the analysis aimed to classify the interviewees according to their attitude towards technology and risk, measured by means of the 13 psychometric questions proposed by Cox and Evans.