Sentence examples for address controversies from inspiring English sources

The idea to move away from high-value crops to residual biomass is regularly discussed as a possibility to address controversies and land use issues [31, 44].

Speakers at the conference did not directly address controversies about sexual harassment and abuse that have captured some Mormons' attention in recent days.

In the second section of the article, we offer a model that better incorporates current findings and address controversies that continue to surround ASD.

Most studies, however, are published to (1) report entirely novel findings (only occasionally with substantive basic or clinical studies and rarely a case report), (2) confirm previously reported work (eg, case reports, small preliminary series) when such confirmation remains questionable, or (3) introduce or address controversies in the literature when data and/or conclusions conflict.

Another of the trip's aims is to address controversy over the recent toughening of UK visa rules.

Several of them directly addressed controversies from the earlier disclosures.

In this article I provide some background on open peer review, addressing controversies and divergent opinions.

See related viewpoint by Guidet et al., http://ccforum.com/content/14/5/325 I read with interest the viewpoint by Guidet and colleagues addressing controversies regarding colloid solution carrier fluids [ 1].

We considered journalism in medicine to encompass a broad mission that includes educational, public health, and strategic goals such as timeliness, serving the readers' interests, presenting important medical issues, and addressing controversies.

Mr. Erian addressed controversy over his visit on Facebook, writing: "Everything that has been published and broadcast about meetings, consultations, protests and attacks during my short visit to New York have been fabrications and lies.

Petry is at pains to address the controversies.