Sentence examples for there are continuing controversies from inspiring English sources
Even today there are continuing controversies about particular events.
Despite much ongoing work in the field, there are continuing controversies concerning the relationship between calcium-containing crystals and OA and whether the crystals cause damage or are present as a result of joint damage.
Whilst there are established, effective and cost-effective treatments for depression, their long-term management is often neglected: there is continuing controversy over the case of need for long-term treatment including lifelong treatment and safety issues.
There is continuing controversy about whether Connectionism has in-principle limitations that disqualify it as a general model of cognitive processing (see Fodor & Pylyshyn 1988 and the literature this critique spawned, which is reviewed in Garson 2010).
There is continuing controversy about the war on cancer that dates to Nixon's 1971 National Cancer Act.
As there is continuing controversy over whether the B-LCL genome is stably maintained, we performed an array comparative genomic hybridization (CGH) analysis to confirm the genomic stability of the cell lines.
There is continuing controversy, extending into regulatory matters, over the significance to human health of positive results in carcinogenicity studies in animals using the gavage technique as the route of exposure.
There is continued controversy about such cases and about competing internalist (Searle 1992) and externalist views (Dretske 1995) of conscious intentionality.
Classical physiology teaches that vagal post-ganglionic nerves modulate the heart via acetylcholine acting at muscarinic receptors, whilst it is accepted that vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) slows heart rate, atrioventricular conduction and decreases atrial contraction; there is continued controversy as to whether the vagus has any significant direct effect on ventricular performance.
We believe our described model would represent an ideal test bed to monitor implant adjacent bone loss due to these low virulence microorganisms over time, particularly as there is continued controversy regarding the relative contribution of difficulty to isolate microorganisms such as P. acnes in loosening of prosthetic devices [ 35].
There has been continuing controversy about the cause of his death, but the evidence used by some to support the theory that Napoleon was poisoned is not considered conclusive by many scholars.
