Sentence examples for semantic controversy from inspiring English sources

There is some semantic controversy surrounding the use of the word "maintenance" and the switch to another non-cross resistant drug early after first-line therapy without progression is also referred to as "early second-line" or "consolidation" therapy.

One is the semantic argument.

"It's almost a semantic argument".

It's a semantic argument".

As a consequence, debates over the merits of generalized 2D semantics touch on broader controversies about apriority, modality, semantic theory and philosophical methodology.

This semantic evolution has caused confusion and controversy regarding the meaning of "epigenetics" at a time of intensified interest in the possible role of epigenetic mechanisms in disease.

The first is a display of semantic tension more than an actual controversy, but illustrates nicely the contentious potential of the blurring that we have previously hailed as a key factor in epigenetics' success and the ambiguity of the epistemic space in which epigenetics prospers today.

This "semantic externalism" can be controversial.

Although there is still some controversy regarding the role of semantic factors in episodic odor memory (Herz and Engen 1996) a large number of studies, in particular those of later date, underscore the positive influence of familiarity and identification on olfactory retention (Walk and Johns 1984; Cain and Potts 1996; Larsson 1997; Larsson and Bäckman 1997; Olsson et al. 2009).

Semantic confusion may underlie some of the controversies outlined in this section.

And so it goes… SkypeWillMakeYaJump was the final secret subject line and it didn't appear in an image — but did appear in a movie, a semantic difference that may create a firestorm of controversy that will last through the ages.