If the committee had approved the act, there would have been a subsequent opportunity to debate it on the floor of this Chamber.
The prevalence of Plasmodium vivax in tropical African became a matter for debate subsequent to the description of P. ovale in 1922 [1].
Subsequent debates led to major UN reforms, such as the establishment of indicative planning figures (IPFs, or funds a country could expect to receive over a five-year time frame) to assist with long-term development planning.
Similarly, Representative Walter, in a subsequent debate, responded to a charge that judicial review under § 106(a) would prove inadequate because of the absence of a suitable record, by inviting 'the gentleman's attention to the law in section 242, in which the procedure for the examiner is set forth in detail.' 107 Cong.Rec.
The central motivation for considering an FCI approach for informed consent is the anxiety and subsequent debate related to the return of clinically significant findings, including 'incidental findings' obtained from research [ 6, 7].
Subsequent contributions to the debate, including the 1999 Davies report on the future funding of the BBC, have focused heavily on the market failure arguments.
All of this brings us to the subsequent ethical debate, which centers on the potential threat of gene editing, specifically gene-edited humans.
Depending on who you ask, the CRISPR credit either goes to Doudna and Charpentier or to Zhang, but many, many people contributed to the invention of CRISPR Cas9, its myriad future uses, and subsequent ethical debates.
Depending on who you ask, the CRISPR credit either goes to Doudna and Charpentier or to Zhang, but many, many people contributed to the invention of CRISPR Cas9, its myriad future uses, and subsequent ethical debates.
Dowd says he is informed by his experience of running Bush's campaign, where Gore's first debate narrowed the election, but Bush's efforts in the subsequent debates were sufficient to hold Gore off.
And why was discussion, at least initially, organized around "explanation" rather than "causation", since (as we shall observe) it is often the latter notion that seems to be of central interest in subsequent debates and since the former notion seems (to many contemporary sensibilities) somewhat vague and ill-defined?
