Sentence examples for process argues from inspiring English sources
The fact that prion strains are differentially sensitive to perturbations in endocytosis during the infection process argues that prion strains rely on different endocytic routes for productive infection.
In this process, argues Brugere, lies the challenge: "We have to consider the environmental cost of the tanning process, the tanning might be too energy consuming to make fish leather a large-scale solution.
Rather, she weighs the two genres against one another — fiction and non-fiction — and in the process argues the advantages non-fiction writers enjoy, as well as the disadvantages they're inevitably saddled with.
2.16pm: Publication of the documents presents a moment of truth for the Peace process argues Gadi Baltianski, director general of the Geneva Initiative - a joint Palestinian Israeli campaign aimed finding a settlement based on previous resolutions.
A series of letters that Altria submitted to the F.D.A. as part of that process argues that the government should, effectively, sign off on the notion that smokeless tobacco products are less harmful than cigarettes — and that Altria and other companies should be allowed to market them as such to consumers.
Placing a 90-day limit on the negotiations will give the companies enormous leverage in the process, argues Passmore.
Those opposed to the process argue that it is being used to cover over or replace the political dialogue.
Finally, the uncertainties of the factfinding process argue strongly against 'use' immunity and in favor of transactional immunity.
Lepage, now 54, says he has learnt a lot since then, but is unapologetic about his process, arguing his work always comes good in the end.
Supporters of the process argue that there was no better alternative at the time and that it did eventually lead to an improved economy.
Johnson has been critical of the debate selection process, arguing that the criteria for candidates to make the stage is skewed in favor of Republicans and Democrats.
