Sentence examples for challenged this viewpoint from inspiring English sources

However, recent reports by Mosbech et al. (2012) and Davis et al. (2012) have challenged this viewpoint.

Others have challenged this viewpoint by arguing that in patients with acute lung injury (in whom reduced tidal volume is recommended), low lung compliance is associated with cyclic changes in both transpulmonary pressure and intrathoracic pressure still high enough for ΔPP to keep its ability to predict fluid responsiveness [ 38].

One of the reasons I wrote about my sex life was to try to challenge this viewpoint and be able to say: I don't need validation about my attractiveness from a man to feel good about myself; I don't need a partner to be happy; and I can enjoy sex purely for pleasure.

An article in the previous issue of Critical Care challenges this viewpoint.

However, mounting evidence is challenging this viewpoint, indicating that ischemic stroke is complicated by mutual interplay between CNS and immune system.

Although there was not always consensus on the incapacity for pricing to change consumption patterns, when a participant tried to talk through if such a strategy might work there always followed a lively debate, with others challenging this viewpoint.

In the absence of physiological studies it is difficult to challenge these viewpoints, which underpin the scientific rationale advanced for the current WHO fluid resuscitation guidelines.

Over the years I got to know Burroughs and always thought that he was not just a great writer, but that politically he had a type of healthy cynicism that always challenged the accepted viewpoint: he was opposed to all control systems, he made you question everything, all received ideas, everything from patriotism, religion, sexual mores, drugs, everything.

A significant finding that FSH directly increased osteoclastogenesis and resorption in postmenopausal women (Sun et al., 2006) challenged the traditional viewpoint that osteoporosis of postmenopausal women is solely related to declining estrogen levels.

However, this viewpoint is challenged by the fact that aged BM progenitors have a myeloid skew.

They might challenge your viewpoint on a social or economic issue, and you might do the same for them.