Sentence examples for questioning the notion of from inspiring English sources
Rethinking foundational concepts, questioning the notion of 'default', led to new questions about ovarian development and the discovery of a cohort of genes required for ovarian function (see Figure 1).
They are familiar yet unidentifiable, questioning the notion of reality.
Questioning the notion of objective knowledge, he pointed out that "man is a participant, not an objective observer".
It's questioning the notion of authorship, the notion of being the 'eye' is more complicated now". Kelley played guitar on an album of songs that Pettibon recently recorded for the independent label Blast First out of New York and London.
Any number of U.S.-based mega-dance events seem bent on adding side stages, VIP packages, dinners and other accouterments, all without challenging or questioning the notion of audiences standing, watching and, at worst, filming a DJ's performance with an iPhone.
The marked, general uncoupling between transcriptome and translatome gene expression changes allowed us to propose a biological model by which the machineries responsible for mRNA availability in the cytoplasm and for mRNA engagement in translation lack overall dependency, therefore questioning the notion of continuity in the control of the flow of gene expression.
In its second meaning chimeras is thus an instrumental, disposable critical concept aimed at questioning the notion of neatly defined, isolated living entities.
These results indicate that the growth defect of condensin mutants is strongly media dependent but not strictly correlated with either temperature or growth rate, thus questioning the notion that high numbers of origins per chromosome might be the cause of Δsmc lethality.
Others, questioning the notion that all species of Homo proceed along a simple linear progression, believe that early human populations were more diverse than has been recognized; although these researchers recognize two separate species, they prefer to lump both in the genus Homo.
But some have objected to the proposed technology clampdown, questioning the notion that social media played a significant part in the days of unrest and looting that convulsed London and several other British cities.
A cautionary tale, he suggested, questioning the notion that the city is in crisis.
