Sentence examples for example controversy from inspiring English sources

For example, controversy exists regarding rodent modelling of human disease, with evidence both supporting and refuting similarities of inflammatory genomic responses to injury between the two species [16, 21].

For example, controversy exists about whether to diagnose ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) by invasive methods or by clinical assessment.

For example, controversy over the benefits of gene transfer for patients, who had adjusted to their visual impairment was described: "[w]hile the prospect of a cure is exciting, it can also be scary for people living with limited or no sight ….

First, this investigation sought only to examine whether an AMFm-like subsidy would succeed in improving access to ACTs equitably, but it was not designed to evaluate whether such a subsidy constitutes the most appropriate approach; for example, controversy over whether the AMFm will complement the public health system or divert patients from it [ 20] is not addressed here.

For example, controversies exist over the specific cells to be used, the cell dosages needed, how cells will impact the electrical activity of the myocardium, and even whether transplanted cells can actually improve myocardial function.

For example, controversies surrounding the use of "standard of care" were highlighted in several well-publicized studies of mother-to-child HIV transmission in the late 1990s because of the use of placebo-control groups [ 4, 7, 8].

Rural voters in Nevada have unique concerns, like the federal government's management of local land (take for example the controversy over nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain).

For example, much controversy surrounded the 130-turbine, 468-megawatt Cape Wind project off the coast of Massachusetts, which was approved for development in April 2009 after an eight-year federal review.

A more recent example of controversy on the topic has arisen in the Asia Policy Dialogue (APD) held on Nov. 18, 2016 in Myanmar.

And then, there is the famous (and sometimes entertaining, sometimes depressing) debate about foreign aid and whether it makes things better or worse; see, for example, the controversy between Sachs (2005) and Easterly (2006).

Koch says they do also plan on adding more features, such as the ability to change hair color in real-time video, and, er, change skin color… The latter does sound a tad ill-advised, given, for example, the controversy around Snapchat's Bob Marley filter last year.