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Other objections aim to reveal animalism's counterintuitive verdicts concerning the seemingly endless litany of fantastical thought experiments (many of them updated versions of Locke's prince-cobbler case, see sec. 2.1) debated in the recent personal identity literature (S. Shoemaker 1963; Lewis 1976; Wiggins 1980; Parfit 1984).
Although the etiology of MS has been debated in the past, recent data from GWAS studies provide exceptionally strong evidence that MS is an autoimmune disease.
The chronological events of these phenomena are still being debated in the literature, although recent developments emphasize the pathophysiological role of subchondral bone [ 3].
Sustainability has been widely debated in the construction industry in recent years.
Indeed, arguments for and against raising the threshold were debated in a recent head-to-head in the BMJ [ 13, 14].
The role of antibiotics is debated and in the recent trial from Daniels et al. antibiotic treatment was not significantly more effective than placebo.
Industrial strategy is back in favour; the prospects for science have been debated in recent weeks in both the Lords and the Commons; and ministers have been queuing up to emphasise its importance to the future of the UK.
More than 172 hours of heated debate in the assembly and the senate meant the bill was one of the most debated in recent history, with furious clashes and a near fist-fight between politicians.
However, this cut-off limit has been debated in recent years resulting in the use of reduced diagnostic thresholds ranging from 102 [ 4- 7] and 103 [ 8- 11].
Whilst the role of the pulmonary artery catheter (PAC) in the management of critically ill patients has been debated in recent years [ 48], the measurement of pulmonary artery occlusion pressure (PAOP) remains a reasonable estimate of left heart filling pressures.
One form of deterrence which has been widely debated in recent years has been the use of armed protection.
