Sentence examples for published discussion from inspiring English sources
Critics of Peter Kareiva, the lead scientist for the Nature Conservancy, had the floor in the last post and now Kareiva reacts: The vigor of the responses and debate surrounding "Conservation in the anthropocene" and the published discussion of the original article reveals that there are some substantial issues and differences in the conservation community worth working our way through.
By the time The Man in the Moone was published, discussion on the plurality of worlds had begun to favour the possibility of extraterrestrial life.
Why does every published discussion of employment and parenthood have to divide women into Those Who Want Time With Their Families against Those Who Are Willing To Relentlessly Pursue Power And Leadership At Work? It's polarizing, and I don't think it does much to further the discussion.
Again, we use the term "stem-like cells" here in order to relate our data to the published discussion, which spoke plainly of "stem cells".
He died in 1984, at the age of fifty-two, and his last published discussion with Ross, from 1976, carries intimations of mortality.
Thoughtful, enthusiastic blogs appeared from critics including Dan Rebellato, Stewart Pringle and Andrew Haydon; reviewers published discussions among themselves; Twitter was full of fierce responses from both camps.
Moreover, its characterization of the postulate of immortality deviates from what is found through Kant's other published discussions of the topic.
However, published discussions suggest factors that may negatively affect GP's attitudes: exposure to contradictory information [ 26], concern about lack of efficacy [ 23] and potential for harm [ 27].
32 Some reasons given in published discussions of the research question may, in fact, not be strong reasons or perhaps not even relevant to the research question.
Expanding on previously published discussions (4 – 7 ), we outline the causal connections and reasons for their emergence, describing the breadth of the field and the diverse pathways from microbial exposure to chronic disease.
