Sentence examples for debated papers from inspiring English sources

On Friday, a Dutch district court ruled that the government was right to ask Fouchier to obtain an export license before sending two hotly debated papers out for publication.

At issue is Fouchier's hotly debated paper showing that a few mutations can make H5N1, a virus that normally infects birds, transmissible through the air between ferrets, which was published in Science in June 2012.

The included studies comprised commentaries and opinion (36.4%), theoretical or debate papers (26.4 %), validation studies (11.4%), cohort studies (10%), comparative studies (6%), non-systematic literature reviews (6%), case studies (2%), and systematic literature reviews (1%).

Like the hotly debated CBO report, the paper from Goldman is largely an analysis of other economists' work on the subject.

Ethical approval was not required for this paper as it is a debate paper and not original research involving humans.

In this 'For Debate' paper we will explore why this term may be attractive, as well as its limitations.

In Germany, the advantages and disadvantages of closed psychiatric homes in Berlin were discussed recently in a debate paper [ 45].

This 'For Debate' paper starts by recognizing the growing trend towards considering alcohol dependence as a chronic relapsing disorder.

This debate paper does not attempt to provide a comprehensive and systematic explanation of the adoption of telemedicine.

The objective of this debate paper is to achieve a better understanding of the adoption of telemedicine.

This debate paper has aimed to identify key opportunities for integrating climate change into curriculum, teaching, learning and assessment.