For breast cancer patients with moderate-to-severe hot flashes, it is reasonable to consider either serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor (SNRI) or selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) either venlafaxine or paroxetine as first-line approach.
Since both theorists and the wider public are prone to misuse evolutionary concepts and principles to such ends, it is reasonable to think either that extreme care must be exercised if evolutionary theory is used to illuminate any aspect of our humanity, or even to think that evolutionary theory should be utterly off-limits as we seek to understand ourselves.
It would be reasonable to use either formula in HIV-positive populations similar to those in EuroSIDA.
If the pre-existing proximal femoral fracture is healed, it is reasonable to remove either screw or plate to allow the passage of an intramedullary device, or to place a longer plate.
In some older patients it might be reasonable to omit either sentinel lymph-node biopsy or completion axillary lymph-node dissection, though this is an area of ongoing debate.
For example, it may seem equally reasonable to use either M t) = R t) or another function such as M t) = log[ R t)], with R t) being an IDR model.
"Both of those are reasonable alternatives to either running short and having blackouts or having to pay exorbitant prices in the short-term wholesale market," Mr. Norlander said.
But it's reasonable to think that, either way, he would have had something trenchant to say about its chances of success.
DN A It would be easy to say yes here; not only do you feel let down by the company, but also by your boss who, it seems reasonable to conclude, is either being totally ineffectual or not being entirely straight with you.
At this point, it would be reasonable to conjecture that either Jane or Carl is not telling the truth.
