Sentence examples for classification debate from inspiring English sources

"It's a point that gets forgotten in the classification debate," said Michelle Brown, a conservation scientist for the group's Adirondack chapter.

Not only does this empower the drivers, it also creates a clear distinction between salaries and on-demand payments, which could be useful in the "worker classification" debate.

In response to the mud-slinging by the telecommunications industry and the noise generated by its friends in Congress, Free Press released a new issue brief yesterday that sets the record straight on the classification debate.

Even though the nomenclature--Asian Americans--emerged in the civil rights era in the late 1960s and has been part of the census classification since 1990, debate continues to persist over the very definition of the AAPI community.

Although the histologic diagnosis of oncocytic follicular tumors presents few problems, the two latest WHO classifications have debated whether these tumors should be considered as an independent class of tumors or as a variant of follicular tumors.

Texture and mineralogical properties are used for sandstone classification, though considerable debate exists as to which properties to emphasize.

But the virus classification immediately provoked debate.

The article begins by offering a scientific classification of the debate, before underlining its most important defining concepts.

However, it should be noted that the validity of this classification is under debate [ 22].> -wrap-foot> Adapted from McCullough et al. [ 24] The fact that many patients hospitalized for HF also present with CKD can mainly be explained by the pathophysiology of CRS type II.

Considering how paleontologists' reconstructions of Opabinia differ, it is not surprising that the animal's classification is still debated.

This analysis seems to bring some certainty into the hotly debated classification of rotary ATPases.