Sentence examples for is argued as from inspiring English sources

The need to assess PCV exposure in adults is argued as a necessary antecedent to the design and implementation of interventions to reduce PCV exposure and its concomitants.

The more recently proposed construct of 'clinical perfectionism' (CP), is argued as unidimensional, as is the Clinical Perfectionism Questionnaire (CPQ) arising from this.

Reduced risk of paraplegia is argued as an advantage of endovascular repair of descending thoracic aortic aneurysms (DTA) and thoracoabdominal aortic aneurysms (TAAA); however, paraplegia rates with open repair vary widely.

In addition to concentration polarization effects, a potential increase of the solvent viscosity under confinement, involving unexpectedly low ionic and hydrogen diffusivities under nanoconfinement, is argued as the underlying reason for such effects.

That this upper bound can be approached with the application of the aforementioned PNC packing and scheduling strategies is argued as follows.

It can give rise to a work identity that is strongly connected with learning and situation (Bentley [1999]; Klotz et al. [2014]) and is argued as being 'mediated by individuals' subjectivities' (Billett [2006], 2).

It therefore simply cannot be argued, as has been done by Dennett et al. (2009), that debunking the current tree of life images feeds into creationist thought.

The roots of smallpox in antiquity have been argued, as have efforts to control it.

"Sleeping" began in 1989, on a day when the screenwriters were arguing, as usual.

However, Apple claimed in court that it was already paying its licensing fees to Intel, which Apple is arguing as the sole supplier of its GSM iPhone chipset.

It was argued as an afterthought that the act of March 2, 1907, chap.