Sentence examples for been a recurrent question from inspiring English sources
How chromosomal rearrangements become established in natural populations has been a recurrent question in evolutionary cytogenetics for decades [ 1– 3].
The link between deformational plagiocephaly and psychomotor development is a recurrent question in medical publications.
The requirement for and timing of coronary angiography is a recurrent question in young patients who usually present with fewer coronary risk factors, and therefore a lower pretest probability of MI than older patients.
The question of what killed Thomas has been a recurrent and contested issue in the trial.
Age falsification has been a recurrent problem in gymnastics.
Deception has been a recurrent concern in Mr. Sweeney's case.
Isolationism has been a recurrent theme in U.S. history.
It's been a recurrent theme for over a century and, at times, a dominant theme.
A recurrent question is the definition of the precise role of centrioles during mitosis in eukaryotes.
Such discrepancies drive us to a recurrent question: Where is the oil money?
While developing Understanding Evolution, a recurrent question that surfaced was why so many people in the United States do not understand and/or accept evolution.
