While the role of oxidative stress in determining lifespan is still under heated debate, mounting evidence suggests that oxidative stress can affect healthspan and lead to cancer susceptibility.
While evidence for both sides of the "is everything everywhere?" debate mount up, it is becoming increasingly clear that current methods may be incapable of definitively answering this question.
Even her detractors acknowledged that she performed well in two televised debates, mounting fierce attacks on Mr. Perry and staking out positions to his right — no easy feat, because he is widely considered to be among the nation's most conservative governors.
Although the relationships amongst Metazoan phyla are still hotly debated, mounting molecular evidence supports the Nematomorpha as the sister phylum to the Nematoda [ 31, 51- 53].
Whilst the initiation of atherosclerosis has been long debated, mounting evidence suggests that LDLs interact with arterial walls allowing for prolonged exposure to local enzymes, both oxidative and non-, leading to modifications of lipoproteins and their constituents [ 80].
She had a slow start but a fast finish, as she outdid her opponent in two debates and mounted a credible advertising effort in late October.
One of those antiwar Democrats, Representative Dennis J. Kucinich of Ohio, is now running against Mr. Gephardt and has used the debates to mount some of the most scathing attacks against him.
Republican presidential candidates will meet Sunday night to chart changes they want to the presidential debates amid mounting criticism of what many of the campaigns say has been an unwieldy and unfair process.
Furthermore, the optimal monitoring technique to guide fluid therapy continues to be debated; with mounting and sometimes contradicting evidence, the ideal fluid strategy is increasingly elusive.
The mounting debate comes at a particularly awkward time for the Bush administration.
