The use of novel biomaterials and polymeric delivery systems may also be tenable [4, 5], although these tools are more likely to be applied in a drug development environment.
In assessing the metaethical relevance of constructivism, critics tend to focus on three issues: the question whether constructivism offers a distinctive semantics (§7.1); whether it succeeds at steering a middle way between realism and antirealism (§7.2)., and whether its appeal to constitutive norms in practical reasoning and in the theory of rational agency is tenable (§7.3).
The notion that there might be a single factor that determines language capacity is no longer seen as tenable [1], [2].
The number of gene duplication and loss events that are implied by a given rooting hypothesis can be used to assess the chances that a given hypothesis is tenable [59].
While such a position might have been tenable 100 years ago, it is unacceptable in the twenty-first century" [ 10].
Based on a brief review of the histology, development, neurochemistry, and connectivity of the pyramidal cell layer, with some emphasis on CA1, we will discuss (1) if this view is still tenable, (2) which subdivision may be suggested, and (3) what implications such a subdivision may have for our understanding of hippocampal function.
It is now clear that the paradigm of one-to-one reciprocal partner specificity is no longer tenable [ 9, 22], but true patterns of partner species associations remain to be revealed.
Historically, ER, PR, and HER2, where available from the primary cancer, have been used to direct subsequent therapy, assuming no change in the biological features of the recurrent disease compared with the original primary; this approach is no longer considered tenable [ 3, 4].
Awards are typically tenable for 3 to 5 years at local universities, R&D institutions, and centers.
The award is tenable for 6 months to 2 years.
