Sentence examples for substantial discussion and from inspiring English sources

Tear proteomics in keratoconus has been a topic of substantial discussion and speculation over many years.

"Missing from the debate has been a substantial discussion and analysis about restoring the checks and balances in the Constitution" while fighting terrorism, he said.

"However, we acknowledge that when all safety, efficacy and governance needs are met, there may be morally acceptable uses of this technology in human reproduction, though further substantial discussion and debate will be required," the group said in a statement.

Although it is counterintuitive, any discussion of guns in the movement must therefore also include substantial discussion of nonviolence, and vice versa.

There must be substantial discussion of these and other questions before the first artificial intelligence is created so that the human race is sufficiently prepared for its existence.

In the ten years since the surprising early termination of those two WHI clinical trials, substantial discussion, critique, reanalysis, and opinion has been offered to reconcile the differences between the WHI clinical trial results and a diverse set of a priori and a posteriori expectations.

The mathematical supplement sections 1 and 2 contain substantial discussion of our process and decisions in constructing the model.

Malgorzata Gersdorf, the Supreme Court's president, who has spoken out against the new laws, requested a "calm and substantial discussion" at this "dramatic moment for the history of Poland," and lamented on Friday afternoon that the president had so far declined to meet with her.

Andrew Messick, the president of AEG Sports, which owns and operates the Tour of California, said that there had been substantial discussion on the matter and that it could be resolved in the next two months.

The chapter on breast includes a detailed and substantial discussion of ductal carcinoma in situ, principally from the point of view of the author's classification.

The longest and most substantial discussion is the first, which deals with Avicenna's and al-Fârâbî's arguments in favor of the world's pre-eternity (Hourani 1958, Marmura 1959).