Sentence examples for systematic debate from inspiring English sources

Subspecies in the limbless, endemic African fossorial skink genus Acontias constitute ill-defined operational taxonomic units, consequently considerable systematic debate has lingered on the systematic diversity within Acontias.

The concept foresight has a similar broad content though foresight stresses more the pragmatic side of futures studies and is defined as a systematic debate about different futures see e.g., [7, 9] or [33].

The need for systematic MRI is debated, some authors considering it unnecessary [ 94] while the majority recommends its routine use [ 19, 93].

Many researchers debate whether systematic nodal dissection or sampling nodal dissection is the most effective dissection method.

Turkey has consistently disputed the charge that the Ottomans engaged in a systematic campaign of extermination, debates the death toll, and stresses that many innocent Turks were also killed during First World War clashes.

But I haven't been given the opportunity," referring to his systematic exclusion from Republican debates to date.

Whilst the fundamental importance of the species remains paramount in systematic and evolutionary biology, debates on species concepts continue [ 1- 3].

The microscopic worm group Lobatocerebridae has been regarded a 'problematicum', with the systematic relationship being highly debated until a recent phylogenomic study placed them within annelids (Curr Biol 25: 2015-2015, 2015).

Still, it's good to have someone without a personal stake in this debate do a systematic analysis, and that's what the WSJ did.

Phylogeny and character evolution in the Bennettitales, Erdtmanithecales and Gnetales are currently only partly understood and under debate; the exact systematic position of Siphonospermum simplex, i.e., its position within the Gnetales, cannot be resolved with certainty.

In this article we conduct a systematic analysis of those UK debates and suggest that claims about their quality are over-stated.