Sentence examples for controversial techniques from inspiring English sources

A new stem cell institute being set up at Stanford University will study a wide variety of human diseases through two advanced but controversial techniques of cell manipulation.

In fact, health officials may be forced to return to older, more controversial techniques to control Aedes aegypti, including mass spraying with DDT, said Turner.

Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of the House of Representatives, was reportedly briefed on the CIA's plans for waterboarding and other controversial techniques in 2002, and raised no qualms.

The project is itself focusing on speeding up conventional crop breeding but it also leaves the door open to more controversial techniques where genes are cut, spliced or moved between species.

New and potentially controversial techniques including releasing genetically modified or irradiated mosquitos could be deployed to hamper the spread of the Zika virus, according to a statement from the World Health Organisation (WHO) today.

The 38 works here, portraits and allegorical groupings from the museum's collection, highlight the sometimes controversial techniques (moody lighting, shallow depth of field, long exposure times and a soft focus) that gave her pictures exceptional vulnerability, spirituality and candor.

It was always going to be a controversial technique.

The caption reads, "Professor Gallagher and his controversial technique of simultaneously confronting the fear of heights, snakes and the dark".

Yet it is not clear that TKT is using the controversial technique to produce its drug for Fabry disease.

The House of Commons votes overwhelmingly for Britain to become the first country to authorise the controversial technique of mitochondrial donation.

This is the first time Cuadrilla, which is pioneering the controversial technique of hydraulic fracturing or "fracking" in the UK, has been able to start its exploratory drilling.