Sentence examples for been much recent debate from inspiring English sources
There has been much recent debate regarding overall volume balance with important treatment implications3.
There has been much recent debate about the lack of available evidence regarding the efficacy of CAM treatments.
There has been much recent debate about the utility of FST as a measure of population genetic structure (Jost, 2008; Ryman and Leimar, 2009; Whitlock, 2011).
Consequently, there has been much recent debate as to the role that rare genetic variation, often defined to have minor allele frequency (MAF) of less than 1%, might play in explaining the 'missing heritability' of complex human traits [ 6, 7].
There has been much recent debate as to the role of rare genetic variation, defined here to have a minor allele frequency (MAF) of less than 1%, in explaining the 'missing heritability' of complex traits [ Dickson et al., 2010; Frazer et al., 2009; Yang et al., 2010.
CHANG: Whether that revolution will be to the good of the movies has, of course, been the subject of much recent debate.
The level of tax paid by some multinational companies operating in the UK and the schemes used to reduce the tax bills of wealthy individuals have been the subject of much recent debate, and expose a distorted concept of fairness and accountability.
Although there has been much debate over recent decades about the extent to which triglyceride (TG) levels directly promote cardiovascular disease [ 1], recent data indicate a causal role for TG-mediated pathways in cardiovascular disease, namely coronary artery disease [ 2, 3].
There has been much debate in recent weeks about the usefulness of talking with Taliban insurgents and encouraging them to put down their arms.
2. There has been much debate in recent years about the status of morality vis-a-vis other reason-giving aspirations.
Still, there has been much debate in recent years concerning whether computerized learning as a substitute for traditional instruction is helping or hurting students.
