Sentence examples similar to long time controversy from inspiring English sources

A long-time controversy has been whether senescent cells really had any damaging impact on us.

Overall, the work rests on a long-time controversy in the splicing field; whether the sequence of the 5'-splice site is recognized by both an RNA and a protein and is therefore worthy of publication in eLife.

Our results imply epigenetic influences at work during domestication, which gives insight into long time historical controversies regarding acquired inheritance.

Paradoxically, yolk sac blood islands, which prompted the concept of the hemangioblast in the first place, were for a long time a source of controversy.

At the time of its release, "I'll Be Lovin' U Long Time" was the subject of controversy with the Asian community, as well as comedian Margaret Cho.

He called the Marriage Equality Act "a long time coming" and worried that the controversy could paint Ledyard in a bad light.

Although violence against women has been pervasive for a long time in Russian culture [ 9], controversy emerges over whether women are as violent as men in Russia as well as in other countries [ 10, 17].

Indeed, this paradigm has been a matter of controversy for a long time, because D2R-A2AR assembly in the native context had not been demonstrated.

6 7 How a disease of the outer retina could affect the optic nerve has been the subject of controversy for a long time. 2 Although some early studies found a decreased number of RGCs in RP patients, 18 it has not been until recently that RGC loss has been clearly documented.

It had been a long time since such explosive yet avoidable controversies rocked the Yankees.

"That has been at the center of controversy for a very long time," Sotiropoulos said.