Sentence examples for a longstanding question from inspiring English sources

That's been a longstanding question among historians.

That's a longstanding question for the superhero genre.

All of which highlights a longstanding question in the allergy field.

Gage quickly recognized that this strange revelation might help answer a longstanding question in neuroscience: how does nature wire up a system as complex as the human brain?

Other poorly performing schools are also being spared as resistance to closing them has grown, confronting the next mayor with a longstanding question: What can be done with neighborhood schools where enrollment is shrinking and academic improvement is slow?

The ageing of the Kocabaş Hominid is one of the most important archaeological breakthroughs in recent years, as it sheds light on a longstanding question in anthropology: How did the first humans reach Europe?

Hu et al. provide exciting new data on a few longstanding questions in synaptic research regarding heterogeneity of release-probability of synaptic vesicles.

Discovery of the gene may give scientists a means to address the longstanding question of when language evolved.

Also, the identification of the earliest frank partial seizures arising after an insult will help address the longstanding question of whether and how 'seizures beget seizures' and cause brain damage (Sutula et al., 1988, 2003; Cavazos et al., 1994; Sutula and Pitkanen, 2001; Holmes, 2002).

"This is an impressive study" which "clears up a longstanding scientific question," says Robert Lanza, medical director of Advanced Cell Technology in Worcester, Massachusetts.

A longstanding open question in the field of muscular dystrophy has been why DMD patients display a severe muscle wasting, whereas the mdx mouse strain, with the same mutation, has a nearly normal lifespan and does not develop severe phenotype (3).