Sentence examples for generalized debate from inspiring English sources

A first example of this circumstance comes from a generalized debate among cardiologists as to the use of warfarin versus aspirin to prevent thromboembolic complications in chronic atrial fibrillation.

In the data privacy debate, generalized philosophical gripes can sometimes overshadow concrete harms.

The risk factors associated with poor outcome in generalized peritonitis are still debated.

The papers which follow it give a more generalized picture of the gatekeeping debate.

The papers that follow it give a more generalized picture of the gatekeeping debate.

As a consequence, debates over the merits of generalized 2D semantics touch on broader controversies about apriority, modality, semantic theory and philosophical methodology.

This debate has been re-energized by the generalized adoption of the liquid-based Pap test in the United States.

The decision to focus on key populations only was controversial at the time, because of the ongoing debate whether India's epidemic was becoming a generalized epidemic.

But it was the generalized statement she made on colorism — a subject that's been contentiously debated for a century — that got the most attention.

This discussion section invariably led to candid debates between ED92a participants concerning undergraduate science education at Brandeis and generalized opinions of science education across their diverse experiences.

It is debated whether FM represents the end point of a continuum from regional to generalized pain, or is a separate disorder [ 1, 10, 57, 58].