These limitations often undermine the veracity of modeling predictions and raise the question of their utility.
In this review, we argue that new genetic findings are relevant to the question of the utility of these constructs.
These findings raise the question of the utility of these ancillary variables in describing severity of lung injury.
Second, there is the question of the utility of accounting in the British Industrial Revolution which has been variously denigrated or rehabilitated by researchers.
However, the absence of matK from all green algae except the charophytes [52], [53], [54] renders moot, the question of its utility for the Chlorophyta.
Despite limitations of our investigation, these findings raise the question of the utility of both hydroxyethyl starch and albumin in the perioperative setting.
Assessment of the question of the utility of syndromic surveillance in general would require consideration of a broader range of costs and benefits than we included in our study.
The lack of success of anti-BZD/Z-drug campaigns in the absence of an alternative pharmacological treatment option (France, Sweden) raises the question of the utility of such campaigns.
The question of whose utility (general-population-derived or patient-derived) should be used in clinical decision making and economic evaluations of health-care interventions has been debated in the literature [ 10, 11].
Cancer-specific miRNA expression patterns have been previously reported in lung cancer raising the question of clinical utility (Xing et al, 2010; Yu et al, 2010; Boeri et al, 2011).
More broadly, the results raise the question of the general utility of drug design targeted at the dinucleotide binding sites of dehydrogenases/reductases.
