Sentence examples for mainly debated from inspiring English sources

This concept is mainly debated in the context of the human rights or women's rights movement and assisted reproductive technologies.

As a result, ion asymmetry was mainly debated as an opposition between the two other possibilities: membrane impermeability or energy consumption (light blue boxes in Figure  3).

The others mainly debate how much to spend to combat it, ultimately leading to a negotiation between environmentalist and pro-business parties.

The role of soy in easing menopausal symptoms has long been debated, mainly because many studies on the subject haven't produced clear-cut results.

However, the role of DWI in assessing the depth of myometrial invasion is still debated, mainly because of low spatial resolution.

The hygiene hypothesis is debated mainly because no causal relationships between lifestyle factors associated with "hygiene" and incidence of disease have been revealed; however, animal models are promising (see [ 50] for review).

With uniparental and whole genome analyses providing ambiguous answers (Levy-Coffman 2005; Atzmon et al. 2010; Behar et al. 2010), the question of European Jewish ancestry remained debated mainly between the supporters of the Rhineland and Khazarian hypotheses.

Within international fora, such as the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), the establishment of protected areas was debated, but mainly from a maritime safety point of view (e.g., in the context of shipping lanes) (Freestone and IJlstra 1990).

Along with reruns of Soviet classics, lengthy Rikki Lake-esque chat shows are also popular fare, in which studio audiences of mainly Russian women debate the varied evils of their male counterparts and how to circumvent the economic woes of daily life.

It's also a place where ideas and opinions on almost anything (but mainly on games) can be debated, and can sometimes change the course of a game or console.

Some experts say also that NATO will have to tackle what has been until now a mainly philosophical debate about what role it should play in combating terrorism.