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Too much debate is focusing on textbook remedies, and not enough on just how much trust has been broken.

But Ms Solden sees a "hidden epidemic" among adult females.With the children's version of the disorder, much debate is sparked by sceptics who say it is diagnosed too often.

The fact is, too much debate is probably not going to help.

Much debate is ongoing about choice of epuration mode (continuous or intermittent), choice of technique (diffusion or convection), or eventual combination of techniques (diffusion on top of convection) [37].

The occurrence of distress during pregnancy is subject to much debate: is there an increasing number of women suffering from depression and anxiety throughout gestation?

However, how TLR4 is involved in recognition upon H. pylori infection is not really established and much debate is in the literature about this topic.

Another event which attracted much debate was the Supreme Court's annulment of the 1946 war crimes conviction of Gregorij Rožman.

Who killed Jesus is a topic of much debate: was it the Jews, the Romans, a combination, Jesus' own father, a plot requirement?

Much debate was ignited by a marginally significant 16% (P = 0.052) reduction in fatal and nonfatal myocardial infarction in the UKPDS where chlorpropamide, glibenclamide, or glipizide were used as initial therapy in newly diagnosed uncomplicated diabetic patients (1).

9 In a public inquiry to one UK trust, much debate was held on the intentions behind palliative care coding changes, although no formal finding of fact was made.

The most frequently reported, but also much debated, is the mechanism of gene repression by microRNAs which occurs at the level of mRNA translation.