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This subject was controversially challenged, and subsequently debated in a recent Newsweek article titled "Heaven is Real".

Indeed, arguments for and against raising the threshold were debated in a recent head-to-head in the BMJ [ 13, 14].

Although the effectiveness of GlcN has been debated in a recent article, there are clinical studies suggesting that GlcN probably has structure modifying effects in patients with knee OA [ 34, 35].

In contrast, normal human intestinal epithelium appears to lack Gb3 and other Stx binding sites (Björk et al., 1987; Holgersson et al., 1991; Schüller et al., 2004) although this has been debated in a recent study (Zumbrun et al., 2010).

The wisdom of maintaining this artificial division between research and other evaluative activities has been debated in a number of circles in recent years.

The main energy substrate for the brain is undoubtedly glucose, but whether glucose itself or glucose-derived lactate produced by nearby astrocytes is the preferred energy substrate for glutamatergic neurons during activation has been debated in recent years (for a recent review, see Dienel, 2011).

The decision was still being debated in recent weeks, including in a meeting with Mr. Chertoff late last month where the pros and cons of each jurisdiction were addressed.

The concepts of sustainable transport and the more general concept of sustainable development have been widely debated in recent years, finding a common framework in the three-dimensional vision of sustainability.

The relative benefits and risks of birth in different settings have been widely debated in recent years. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 A problem when trying to evaluate the effect of birth setting on perinatal outcomes has been the use of actual place of birth rather than planned place of birth to define comparison groups.

John O. Brennan, the president's counterterrorism adviser, recalled the debate in a recent interview.

G. A. Clark, a professor of anthropology at Arizona State University, staked out one side of the debate in a recent article in the Society for American Archeology Bulletin that has attracted much attention.