Sentence examples for differentiated debate from inspiring English sources
"His intention is to raise awareness for the necessity of a much broader, deeper and more differentiated debate on the future of the human being, and of being human, in an age where the human body is beginning to melt with technology," Benedikter adds.
Once again, common link between differentiated type VIN and lichen sclerosus is debated [ 6], and at least one report previously showed that VIN associated with lichen sclerosus is most often of the undifferentiated type [ 7].
The debate between supporters and critics of differentiated citizenship centres on the model's supposed effect on civic integration.
It has been debated for decades whether the terminally differentiated hypertrophic chondrocytes die by apoptosis or undergo osteogenic transdifferentiation, however, clear in vivo evidence is lacking.
There is considerable debate among historians as to when Christianity was differentiated from Judaism.
This process can be regarded as differentiation, as pericytes have stem cell features, or transdifferentiation of a differentiated cell toward a different phenotype, and this is clearly a matter of debate.
A differentiated view of the various dimensions can contribute to the current debate, clarify visions for development paths, and inform infrastructure governance.
Progenitors are more differentiated than stem cells, and their multipotentiality is still a matter of debate.
4– 6 There is considerable debate regarding elective nodal dissection in patients with well-differentiated thyroid carcinoma.
The origin of CSCs is debated, but they may originate from adult SCs, partially differentiated progenitor cells, or even differentiated cells with multiple genetic and/or epigenetic alterations (Wang 2010).
It is concluded that by bringing a focus on the differentiated socio-spatial contexts of particular places, it could serve to trigger much wider political debate around the spatial challenges associated with the roll-out of onshore wind energy networks in highly congested and contested spaces, and the possibilities for alternative energy pathways.
