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Therefore, tropical fishery resource management should be reconsidered using both population genetics and food web structure analysis to identify concrete and rational management units for coastal fisheries resources.

The decision procedure for design of a residential wall system may need to be reconsidered using the multi-criteria analysis, particularly under global warming.

In this review, some recent topics in prophylaxis and treatment of mucositis related to radiation therapy are reconsidered using PUBMED and GOOGLE SCHOOLAR search engines from 2000 to 2015.

Therefore, conclusions obtained using these cells that relate to retinal ganglion cell-specific responses should be reconsidered, using primary retinal neuronal cultures.

However, this probiotic approach was subsequently dropped, because of the pathogenicity of α Streptococcus, and has only recently been reconsidered using different poorly-infecting bacterial strains capable of producing bacteriocidins.

There were dueling panels on "The (Scholarly) World Absorbs the Text: Learning and the Literal Sense of Scripture in Early Modern Europe,"  "Citizen Soldiers and Civil Disorder: The National Guard, 1877-1908" and "The Politics of Respectability Reconsidered: Using the Framework of Respectability to Examine Southern Lesbian History," among others.

But in any case he should reconsider using fiction next semester.

Mr. Pace said he hoped that the Health Department or the legislature would reconsider using marijuana to treat post-traumatic stress symptoms.

The list of useless procedures runs to 40 items, covering everything from wrist fractures to palliative chemotherapy, and has been released in the hope that medical professionals will eventually reconsider using the treatments.

Aides to President Fox said, for example, that they would reconsider using the word amnesty when talking about legal residency for the more than three million undocumented Mexicans living in the United States.

Photograph: HANDOUT/REUTERS 3.17pm BST IRAQ Iraq's justice ministry says it has hanged 17 convicted prisoners, all but one for "terrorism", shrugging off calls from international human rights organisations to reconsider using capital punishment.