This hostility was partly based on misunderstanding, which is now largely removed thanks to the efforts of some scholars to clarify what genic selection can mean.
To better advise its grantees, the DFG in September asked a team of law scholars to clarify the situation.
Scholars attempted to clarify gaps in Western water law, and in some cases acknowledge these gaps as complicit in perpetuating water-use inefficiency in the West (Benson 1996, 1998, 2005; Blumm 1996; Getches 1996, 2004; Russell 1997).
Theologians of these schools argue that such futuristic notions motivate Christians and the scholars among them to clarify their language, refine their historical understandings, and focus their devotion and spirituality.
A number of scholars have attempted to clarify how various formulations of the precautionary principle relate to one another.
Pattern recognition has been plagued since its beginnings by the elusiveness of its very nature, permeated as it is by a scientific as well as an engineering outlook, and over the years a debate has taken place among scholars aimed at clarifying its role and function.
To clarify this difference, scholars came to use sex to refer to biological characteristics, the most obvious of which are the genitalia (e.g., male, female, or hermaphroditic).
The just-published March 2013 issue of The National Tax Journal, the principal academic journal devoted to tax analysis, contains four articles by top scholars who have sought to clarify the incidence of the corporate income tax.
Literary scholars may be able to clarify a puzzling poetic passage by showing it to contain a literary allusion to a classical work with a foreign vocabulary.
With the help of Professor Susan Rankin and the French performer Dominique Vellard, Francis tells the story of the Winchester Troper, a tiny book belonging to Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, and written in Winchester around the year 1030, and how scholars have used it to clarify the way musical notation developed in the 11th and 12th centuries.
Unfortunately, the new biography by the scholar William MacAdams does little to clarify this matter.
