Although the timing of this group seems problematic as a consequence of a generally higher substitution rate at independent genetic loci see [ 13], a late Cretaceous origin at 100-80 Ma seems realistic based on molecular data [ 13, 45] and a fossil from Burmese amber (Grimaldi, pers. comm).
But this always seemed problematic, as there were quite a few previous cases in which supporters were denied the standing to defend the initiative in court.
Nevertheless, applying the passive/active acceptance distinction in the 'medicines-resistance' model to these patients seemed problematic, as their self-evaluation of medicines suggested an almost continuously active process of evaluation and monitoring, but in other respects their approach could be seen as being passive in that they reporting taking their medicines as prescribed.
Such a behavior seems problematic as control is taken away from the analyzed thread to serve an idle thread.
Moreover, even defining a suitable zeta function for LCA groups seems problematic as the natural numbers (mathbb {N}) form a multiplicative semigroup generated by primes.
But the Clintons' go-to vacation spot for the last several summers now seems problematic, as Mrs. Clinton, who is seeking the Democratic nomination for president, delivers a populist economic message that the deck is stacked in favor of the wealthiest Americans and that she plans to "reshuffle the cards".
At first glance, this might seem problematic as regards the quality of care for this patient group.
However, these drifts do not seem problematic, as constant drifts can be accounted for in the data analysis as well, now in addition to the exponential photophysical processes.
2) The use of nocodazole in Figure 5 seems problematic as it may influence several other pathways that are involved in the formation and degradation of aggregates.
Is it possible to demonstrate this specific interaction, e.g. by co-immunoprecipitation? 2) The use of nocodazole in Figure 5 seems problematic as it may influence several other pathways that are involved in the formation and degradation of aggregates.
