Sentence examples for lead to controversies from inspiring English sources
This difference can lead to controversies on fatigue delamination behavior in composite laminates.
Sometimes data are contradictory or inconsistent, and that can lead to controversies; mathematical modeling can help provide explanations for the observed differences.
While survival curves are the most common graphical representation, it is usually advised to also examine the corresponding mortality plots to avoid missing temporal variation, which can lead to controversies (Giannakou et al., 2004; Tatar, 2005).
Squiers found that participants felt that the breast screening guidelines may have been developed to restrict care or screening to particular groups, which can also lead to controversy if the guideline is misunderstood or controversial [ 35].
Such articles, "cooperatively planned" according to the Digest, "planted" according to critics, were naturally welcome to many magazines with slender budgets, but they did lead to controversy.
Dr. Krall said his company was aware when it created its database of study results a few years ago that it might lead to controversy.
However, due to the sophistication of the TEM technique, sometimes, experimental artifacts could be erroneously interpreted or lead to controversy [6 10].
Here we review three key biostatistical and epidemiological principles that are commonly misunderstood (over reliance on P-values, confounding versus effect modification, and inception versus prevalent cohort design) and often lead to controversy in analyzing and interpreting results.
Cultural topics make the film relevant and can lead to controversy, such as a moral panic, which provides opposition.
This can lead to controversy, censorship, and outright bans; less transgressive films may attract similar amounts of controversy when critics call them frivolous or incompetent.
The discovery was announced on July 29 , 2005 the same day as and two days after, due in part to events that would later lead to controversy about Haumea.
