Sentence examples similar to an origin of debate from inspiring English sources

The precise origins of cancer have been a source of debate due, in part, to the scarcity of historical evidence.

On a simple level, the origin-of-life debate comes down to a question of how the first complex molecules came to be.

Today, at the European Association of Geochemistry's Goldschmidt Conference in Florence, Italy, Benner made what many in the origin-of-life debate call an interesting, but not convincing, new case for our martian heritage.

Let us turn to the details of the origin of the debate.

Darwin was happy to have the Naturalist on his side, and to use the book in the Origin of Species debate which was still heated in 1863.

Yet its origin remains a subject of debate.

Archaea are widely regarded as one of the three main domains of life [ 1- 7], although their origin is a subject of debate [ 8- 14].

Although the unity within the microbody family has thus firmly been established, their evolutionary origin remains a matter of debate [ 3].

At present all that can be said is that William seems to have had a hand in the origins of a debate that raged during the twelfth century and was not revived until the twentieth.

They have been found in several ligand-receptor pairs and their origin is still a topic of debate.

The Pinnacles is an area of wavy sand dunes that's dotted with mysterious limestone formations whose origin is still a topic of debate among scientists.