Parks believed that the procedure and description were inadequate for the name to be considered valid, and to address the situation, he coined the genus Tetragonosaurus.
This phylogenetic structure therefore forms a valid framework to address more specific questions concerning microbial carotenoid evolution.
Nonetheless, there is a general consensus that CT scan represents a valid tool to address the issue of preoperative prediction of ovarian cancer resectability at primary surgery.
Our findings suggest that computerized SBI provides a low resource, time-efficient, acceptable and valid tool to address gaps in healthcare for women aimed at preventing poor birth and fetal outcomes.
Based on these results, PRP could be considered as a valid option to address the problem of donor-site morbidity when the patellar tendon is the surgeon's choice for graft harvesting.
A common viewpoint is that although definitive evidence does not yet exist for real-world human health impacts tied to marine plastic debris, this doesn't prove the hypothesis null, nor does it mean there aren't other valid reasons to address the long-lived plastic litter that washes into the world's oceans every year.
While model selection and multimodel inference will likely not be a broad spectrum strategy for all challenges, our results suggest that they provide a valid means to address what is a considerable amount of diversity across the genome, by selecting a group of best-fitting models that maximize phylogenetic accuracy.
DAPHNE MILLER San Francisco, June 13 , 2011To the Editor: While Dr. Karen S. Sibert's point about the shortage of doctors entering primary care fields is valid, her proposal to address it by querying women on their future child-rearing plans smacks of patriarchy and sexism.
Ouzzane et al. recently noted that only few studies with valid methodology attempted to address the crucial question of safety margins [4].
Therefore, the study of planktonic aggregates might be a valid model system to address contemporary questions on mechanisms and factors which mediate and modulate the formation, maturation, or dispersal of surface-attached biofilms.
