Sentence examples for critical paper from inspiring English sources
The deal – which includes austerity measures tougher than those overwhelmingly rejected by the Greek public in a referendum this month – has come under fresh fire after the International Monetary Fund published a highly critical paper calling for large-scale debt relief for the stricken country.
21. "The New Dispositionalism" is a term coined by Randolph Clarke in a recent critical paper on this compatibilist strategy (2008).
In the same year, Russell delivered a paper to the Moral Sciences Club, subsequently published as "Knowledge by Acquaintance and Knowledge by Description", responding to a critical paper by Jones, delivered to the same society some months earlier.
After he sat down with the Chicago Tribune to explain in detail his dealings with Rezko the once critical paper gushed, "Barack Obama now has spoken about his ties to Tony Rezko in uncommon detail.
Gill Langley, in her critical paper in 2009, referred to the same statement as Matthews a year earlier [ 7].
For example, in one critical paper by Schönfeld et al., the authors did not observe reverse electron transport and ROS production during oxidation by rat heart mitochondria of the carnitine derivatives of fatty acids, which was observed (though also not high) with succinate as a substrate [ 157].
Yet the disagreement did not play out in typical scientific fashion with, as Dr. Hilborn put it, "researchers firing critical papers back and forth".
She also published a translation of The Fables of La Fontaine (1954); a volume of critical papers, Predilections (1955); and Idiosyncrasy and Technique: Two Lectures (1958).
And two especially critical papers suggested humans produce little or no irisin at all.
One of Chisholm's most influential critical papers in ethics is "Contrary-to-Duty Imperatives and Deontic Logic".
Stephen Stich and Shaun Nichols, whose critical papers have clarified the issues and helped refine ST, urge that the term "simulation" be dropped in favor of a finer-grained terminology.
