To model biological vision more accurately, it would, however, be more appropriate to express a corresponding model based on a spherical camera geometry with a spherical image surface, which will lead to a scale-space concept based on diffusion equations on a sphere.
It would, however, be an appropriate time to share your pedigree.
This procedure, however, would not be appropriate for humans due to the toxicity of morpholine and the carcinogenicity of N-nitrosomorpholine.
However, it would be appropriate to re-examine the health end points used in this study during periods of exposure to the higher levels of aerosolized brevetoxins (~ 100 ng/m) that have been measured at Florida beaches.
However, it would be appropriate to compare local data with those international standards, in order to determine if there is, in our country, an excess in the number of SSI adjusted by surgical category and risk index.
"However, it would not be appropriate to undertake a course of action that could potentially change the employment status of more than 133,000 police officers if fewer than half of those officers have voted for us to do so".
However, it would not be appropriate to use it to denote the sub-set of cell-phones that are bundled with a service contract.
However they would not be appropriate for regions such as northern Australia from which malaria parasites have been eliminated though malaria vectors remain Let alik be the relative abundance of the l-th vector for the i-th parasite in cell k (relative to other cells in the landscape).
However, this would not be appropriate because certain subactions would arguably be considered stronger examples of engaging with research than others.
However, it would not be appropriate to extrapolate data from these studies to children in whom nutritional status is compromised as a consequence of their chronic disease.
However, it would not be appropriate to simply classify gastric cancer according to the time-to-recurrence in the present study because of the field cancerisation concept.
