Sentence examples for an additional argument against from inspiring English sources

Research by Franko (1989) on dance reconstruction provides an additional argument against the classical paradigm, the idea that a dance is repeatable, which he says is a myth that is not supported by dance practice.

Different mutation frequencies between in vivo and in vitro experiments and in ESTs isolated from normal and cancer cells is an additional argument against the artificial nature of the hypermutation rate observed in RBSP3 and RASSF1 genes.

This study represents an additional argument against the use of RRR when informing patients about treatment effectiveness.

Failure to provide esters when the reaction is carried out in alcoholic solvents was an additional argument against a simple solvolysis.

Third, the AIAI scenario provides yet an additional argument against the presumed paradox of invasion (Sax and Brown 2000; Frankham 2005; Hufbauer 2008) which suggests that adaptive evolution during invasion is constrained by low genetic variation, inbreeding and inbreeding depression.

Along with the poor validity, there was an uneven distribution of the patients among the studies, and although statistical corrections for an uneven distribution could have been applied, this was an additional argument against the performance of a meta-analysis.

An additional argument promulgated against the routine use of SLN biopsy has been that early treatment of the regional nodal basin could increase the risk of in-transit disease.

However, this knowledge could serve as an additional argument for the prevention and social mobilization to fight against torture and to provide a powerful basis of advocacy for rehabilitation programs and judiciary claims.

Wright develops a couple of additional arguments against semantic realism.

Poor bone quality, vulnerable skin, and difficulty in achieving good alignment are additional arguments against the use of a halo [ 25].

Additional arguments against the continued use of cefuroxime include its lack of activity against enterococci and Pseudomonas spp, and the increasing number of infections caused by extended spectrum beta-lactamase-producing organisms.