Sentence examples for further this debate from inspiring English sources

To further this debate, Wu and colleagues have compared quantitative culture of endotracheal aspirates, protected specimen brushings and bronchoalveolar lavage to investigate whether bacteriological findings correlated in patients with suspected ventilator-associated pneumonia [ 19].

Also, observations of probable bioweathered tunnels in olivine and pyroxenes from the Martian meteorite Nakhla that are similar in appearance to microstructures in terrestrial basalts associated with microbial activity may further stimulate this debate [18].

But the big banks are overplaying a weak hand by this kind of blatant lying ad campaign, and we have a chance to isolate them even further in this debate.

Future research should elucidate etiology of mindfulness across development to further inform this debate.

The introduction of non-smoking regulations in Germany (referred to in more detail below) may further illustrate this debate.

To further clarify this debate, we perform a meta-analysis of the current available evidence comparing the reported incidence of ASD requiring surgical intervention between ACDF and TDA.

Even if the distinction between these two mechanisms required attention and further investigation, this debate does not change the fact that recruitment refers to the part of the lung that is not aerated at low airway pressure and that requires high opening pressure to be re-aerated [ 10].

The emergence of computer navigation (Fu et al. 2012) and patient-specific cutting blocks (Lachiewicz and Henderson 2013)—with the proposed benefits of improved component positioning and fewer outliers have further fueled this debate, as benefits in survival and patient related outcome are not apparent.

The exchanges end with a further clip stating: "This debate continues today for some people, who have an understanding of the formation of the earth which is different from that of current mainstream science.

This research provides further evidence in this debate by examining the existence of hypothetical bias in a transport-related SC experiment.

For further developments in this debate, including applications to local symmetries and to gauge theories, see Kosso (2000), Brading and Brown (2004), Healey (2007), Healey (2009), Greaves and Wallace forthcoming.