Sentence examples for Addressing this controversy from inspiring English sources
This iBrief argues that the injunction was wrongly granted, predicts how higher courts might treat the case, and suggests that the proper forum for addressing this controversy lies within the scientific community, not the judiciary.
How are scientists addressing this controversy?
Beating up on Baptists is the easiest and cheapest way of addressing this controversy, but they're merely behaving as good moralists should be expected to.
Two groundbreaking studies aimed at addressing this controversy found very limited binding overlap and proposed that PDZs are evenly distributed across the ligand specificity space [10], [14].
One of the largest hurdles in addressing this controversy is the different constructs used by various investigators to describe pathological aging.
The current verbal Stroop experiment addresses this controversy by two means.
The goal of the present study was to address this controversy by pooling and analyzing the published data.
In his afterword for "The Anthology of Rap," published last year by Yale University Press, Common addressed this controversy prophetically: So many of the debates today about rap miss the point.
We carried out extensive replica exchange molecular dynamics simulations on 1BBL in explicit solvent to address this controversy and provide a microscopic picture of its folding thermodynamics.
In any case, the proper way for Dr. Damadian to have addressed this controversy would have been to compare his published results with those of Dr. Lauterbur, and not by appealing to popular support in the newspapers from people who do not understand what the technical issues are about.
To address this controversy, this study employed a systematic integrative approach involving ion mobility (IMS), theoretical calculations, ultra-high resolution mass spectrometry (UHR MS), and pyrolysis gas chromatography coupled to high-resolution mass spectrometry (Py-GC-HR MS) to evaluate the composition and structure of asphaltenes.
