If Goold were appointed, he would undoubtedly make Stratford a place of headline-inducing controversy.
This Plan has induced considerable controversy among diverse social sectors and lobbies: political parties, farmers associations, large construction firms, conservation groups, scholars, and others.
These basic building blocks of Machiavelli's thought have induced considerable controversy among his readers going back to the sixteenth century, when he was denounced as an apostle of the Devil, but also was read and applied sympathetically by authors (and politicians) enunciating the doctrine of "reason of state" (Meinecke 1957).
This may explain at least part of the current controversy whether granins induce granule formation, or not [5], [6], [7], [8], [9].
Controversy exists whether VEGF-A is able to induce lymphangiogenesis.
However, controversy exists whether miR-125b is able to induce or inhibit these processes.
There is some controversy about the need of adding activating substances to induce the release of GF contained in PLT.
Already, the controversy has induced the club to take a never-before-seen step -- running the tournament without sponsorship this year, to relieve stress on corporations being pressured to sever ties with the tournament.
Catelin's dismissive comment on coal induced deaths comes as controversy grows over the health impacts of coal power stations is increasingly well known thanks to national or regional studies that have been published estimating that the annual death toll from coal burning.
Although controversy exists [ 39], cysLTs also appear to be able to induce the in vitro survival of human eosinophils by activation of cysLT1R [ 40, 41].
