Sentence examples for debate applies from inspiring English sources

A similar debate applies to vitamin D supplementation trials for prevention of fractures, cardiovascular disease, and other health outcomes (1, 2, 5, 16, 29– 33).

The identity of the retrotranslocation channel for ERAD is still subject to debate (Tsai et al, 2002; Ahner and Brodsky, 2004; Meusser et al, 2005), and the same debate applies to the work we describe here.

Extend Debate: Applies only to the immediately pending question; extends for a specific period of time.

John Horgan and George Johnson debate applying neuroscience to warfare.

On the other hand, another aspect of this debate — applying the death penalty for economic crimes like bribery and embezzlement — often evokes shock among Americans, while many Chinese consider it just another example of how seriously they take the danger of official corruption.

A lot of high-school kids were required to watch the CNN debate, and, in class, they'll hold their own debates, applying the lesson this debate taught them, which is that appearance is everything and squabbling is everything else.

All this said, this privacy debate definitely applies to the primaries for me.

Third, several methodological issues discussed in the red herring debate also apply in the steepening debate, and hence bringing in the red herring literature will improve the steepening debate.

Bercow refused, insisting that since the proceeding was technically a debate – another first for a tribute session — the rules of debate would apply.

A well-written treatise that examines the methodological debate within applied microeconomics on the proper role of theory.

She realised the party had the facility to grant outside experts the right to contribute to their debate, and applied for the relevant floor pass on 14 September.