David Haig, a professor of evolutionary biology at Harvard University, who was not involved in the research, said the paper posed an interesting hypothesis, though more work needs to be done to prove it.
A reporter from the paper posed as the brother of a woman in need of a kidney transplant and put up an ad in a Facebook group set up to facilitate the buying and selling of human body parts.
Ditching or devaluing the paper poses challenges, of course.
The paper poses a simple question: How might roommates who split the electric bill react to feedback about their energy use?
The paper poses a computer fault inquiry system of quick navigation to achieve the reusing and sharing of the knowledge of the computer maintenance.
In the face of increasing state control and the growing influence of (inter-) nationally acting civil society groups, the paper poses the question whether the local population still has a saying in the governance of their landscape.
"They took my left kidney," Coe told the paper, posing for a photo of a tattoo she got on the left side of her back featuring a kidney with a bright-eyed smile and a green ribbon marking the date of an operation: 4/3/12.
Instead, she contacted the papers, posed for that sad, little photo above, and gave an interview in which she said her visit was "humiliating and upsetting".
The question is how big? Taking this to the extreme, this paper poses the hypothetical question, "had there been no structural damage would the structure have survived fires of a similar magnitude"?
With these ideas in mind, one of the authors of the present paper posed in 2008 during a conference on Constructive Theory of Functions held in Campos do Jordão, Brazil, the following problem: Find the analogous of Markov-type inequalities in the setting of weighted Sobolev spaces.
"The real question I think this paper poses is, are we standing on the shore watching the Titanic sink?" He noted that Scandinavian countries are rich nations that don't have the high numbers of obesity expected of a wealthy region.
