This suggests that it may be worthwhile examining the possibility that, in the field, male partners may be exerting their influence on paternity via mate guarding, frequent copulation or postcopulatory mechanisms rather than via advertising their genetic quality towards their female partners.
However, many of the women indicated that they had close relationships with other Filipino women in their community, thus it may be worthwhile exploring the possibility of shared childminding and alternate participation times amongst the women.
Although the total time spent on MIND per patient does not exceed 30 min on average, it may also be worthwhile to explore possibilities to shorten the assessment procedure (20) and simplify scoring algorithms and interpretation.
The third proposition of the paper that a narrow range of acceptable information exists such that lending in an environment of imperfect information is worthwhile, points to the possibility of creating a hedging portfolio (Yoon and Smith 2002).
Pace certainly did not want to confront Bee Sting, or even Oswaldina Capoverde, but it could prove worthwhile to explore this possibility.
We did not, therefore, consider that it was worthwhile to explore this possibility by other means than by showing that latrunculin abolished trogocytosis (Figure 4 and not shown).
In this regard it will be interesting to study the skeletal phenotype of Krm2-deficient mice being older than one year, and it may be worthwhile to analyze the possibility that these mice are protected from tumor-induced osteolytic lesions.
Where such data exist it may then be worthwhile to explore the possibility of a tracking system based on mobile phone which is now commonly used in many urban areas to detect and follow up defaulting mothers through text messages.
However, DBP mixtures are complex, and we felt it worthwhile to evaluate the possibility of an interaction between DBPs and slow/rapid acetylation genotypes of NAT2 in risk of bladder cancer.
If we apply the notion of problematization to our Special Issue, it prompts us to ponder whether it is worthwhile to appreciate the possibility of asymmetrical relationships as well?
Secondly, as the effect sizes in genome scans are small, the bias in estimation will influence decisions on whether associations are worth following up: essentially, the bias will influence the false discovery rate, and it seems worthwhile to reduce this possibility.
