Sentence examples for controversial the use of from inspiring English sources

One electronic enhancement for pipe organs has not been controversial: the use of microprocessors to make the job of pulling stops simpler during a pipe organ performance.

That is controversial: the use of a low discount rate in the "Stern review", the 2007 study that used some of the models he now complains of, was heavily criticised.

In the case of the selection of mutants presenting high lipid production, it sounds quite controversial the use of cerulenin in the screening steps since this molecule inhibits the metabolism of interest.

Although still controversial, the use of low frequency electromagnetic field (LF-EMF) as a nonpharmacological, noninvasive protective intervention against ischemia/reperfusion- (I/R-) induced cardiac injury is a promising technique that deserves further attention to establish the mechanisms underlying potential cardioprotective effects.

Although controversial, the use of this multimodality approach has increased outside of clinical trials, and the patterns of care studies in the US showed that preoperative chemoradiation therapy increased from 10.4% during 1992 1994 to 26.6% in 1996 1999 (Suntharalingam et al, 1999).

The confirmation of the disease for a specialist though a physician interview (categorical definition) is clearly the best option to assess a depressive disorder although, at this moment, it is controversial the use of a categorical classification to define a depressive status.

But 30 years ago their use was as controversial as the use of antibiotics in meat is today.

The plan has proved hugely controversial, especially the use of £60m in public money to part-finance the scheme, which will remain private land, closed overnight and for occasional corporate events, and subject to dozens of rules, enforced by "hosts".

Although the idea of self sterilizing implants is appealing, controversial is the use of antibiotic-loaded biomaterials in uninfected tissues to prevent implant infections.

What remains controversial is the use of subgrouping on the basis of individual preferences or values, moving beyond clustering based on such concepts as patient satisfaction [2] or healthcare decision making competencies and motivations [3].

The cull is being conducted by using a controversial technique; the use of drum lines, in which sharks are caught on baited steel hooks that are tethered to drums filled with a buoyant polystyrene material and anchored to the seafloor, around half a mile out to sea.