Sentence examples for is argued elsewhere from inspiring English sources

However, for equity reasons, it is argued elsewhere that the use of health services should not be determined by ability to pay [ 1].

It is arguing elsewhere, too, that the South Korean company is ripping off the iPad.

As has been argued elsewhere, this is a very clumsy reading of what Genesis actually says; but set alongside the Levitical code and (as Ellen Davis argues) many other aspects of the theology of Jewish Scripture, the malign interpretation that has latterly been taken for granted by critics of Judaism and Christianity appears profoundly mistaken.

Evidence based policy making has been a buzz word for quite some time now and it has been argued elsewhere that the increased importance of evidence based policy making should be applauded (De Bondt, 2014).

It has also been argued elsewhere that as policies related to innovation systems are often confronted with issues that are both complex and controversial, one attempt to deal with such a complex problem is thus via citizen involvement (Griessler 2012).

It has been argued elsewhere that such binding sites are in fact less druggable than more hydrophobic binding sites [26].

It was argued elsewhere [15] that immunological memory accrues from the initial clonal expansion, the legacy of which is a high frequency of long-lived antigen-specific T cells.

It has been argued elsewhere [22], that success in finding an efficient indirect biological encoding model should provide us with simulation tools that can teach us a great deal about the organization and functioning of biological systems.

This would indicate that Ménière's disease is a systemic disease, as has been argued elsewhere.

Kishwar's argument is strikingly similar to what has been argued elsewhere in other Asian societies.

It has been argued elsewhere that sex workers are best placed to identify victims of trafficking into forced prostitution [ 51].