Sentence examples similar to have often been posed from inspiring English sources

Resveratrol is metabolized rapidly, and for this reason the question has often been posed as to whether resveratrol has any effect in mammals in vivo.

As a specific example, the question of morbidity compression has often been posed as a matter of comparing age of onset with remaining life expectancy (e.g., Fries 2002, 2003).

We need in particular to attend to those moments in his choreography that were singular, and that have often been replaced by formulaic poses.

They have often been rebuffed.

They have often been erotic.

Services have often been overwhelmed.

Perhaps it is unsurprising that such holist underdetermination has often been taken to pose a threat to the fundamental rationality of the scientific enterprise.

The claim has often been made that oil spills broke down in the environment and posed no risk after a few years.

"It was very necessary to do this because women had often been painted as objects of desire in humiliating poses.

From Monaghan's perspective, the move posed an inconvenient, but certainly bearable, disruption; after all, Domino's franchisees had often been obliged to relocate.

One of the difficulties posed by P.T.S.D., however, is that the ability to trust others — a necessary component of treatment, according to Jonathan Shay — has often been destroyed.