Sentence examples for further controversy arises from inspiring English sources

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Further controversy arises when dealing with HSCs.

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A further controversy arose in the art community over the appropriateness of a public museum displaying the contents of a private collection, particularly as some of the objects in the show reentered the market soon after the exhibition.

Further controversy arose when his home address was posted online and fans offered him sex services.

Further controversy arose in New York in May 1913, two months after the conclusion of the Chicago trial.

Further controversy arose when it was discovered that Michelle Baron, Vice President of the city backed corporation which gave Stokes, who had no previous experience operating a restaurant, the loan, was involved in securing the loan with a faulty business plan.

Further controversies arise from studies that have reported self-renewal of beta-cells [ 17, 18], transdifferentiation of acinar cells [ 19] and cellular contributions from the bone marrow [ 20].

Too often, however, apparent controversy arises for lack of appreciation of basic tenets underlying statistical testing.

But controversy arises among coronary artery disease (CAD) patients.

Controversy arises when results from non-comparable developmental and experimental systems are selectively lumped together.

The controversy arises mostly around the data that these calculations are based on.

However, some controversy arises against direct effects of VDR ligands onto IFN γ inhibition [ 81].

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