Sentence examples for well we argue from inspiring English sources

Because PAH exposure continues to pose a health problem in the modern world as well, we argue the importance of developing measurement techniques that will allow determination of PAH levels in archaeological skeletal material.

Well, we can argue all things occupy, but I'll let that debate play out in the comments.

Asked to reflect on the effect of the controversy on the standing of the United States in the international community, Mr. Baker said, "Well, we cannot argue that it is good".

We suggest that such behavioural variation is now well demonstrated, and we argue against a strict interpretation of the 'Tragedy of the Commons' prediction of over-proliferation of roots in the zone of competitive encounters (Gersani et al. 2001).

Assuming that the occlusion of capillary vessels in autoimmune disorders is relevant well beyond mere thrombosis, we argue in favor of a more selective therapeutic approach in anticytokine therapy based on TNFR2-specific antagonists.

Moreover since healthcare workers experience frequently high levels of work-related stress and burn-out [ 42] accentuating the importance of healthy well-being at work we argue that the importance of work-life balance to professionals is an interesting direction for future research.

Because songs are used in courtship and always distinguish close relatives of Laupala as well as species in sympatry, we argue that songs in Laupala are speciation phenotypes.

In accordance with evidence from evolutionary psychology as well as from developmental psychology, we argue that cooperation is a socially rewarding process and is associated with specific left medial orbitofrontal cortex involvement.

While it is unlikely that a single approach will work well on both settings above, we argue that the proposed adaptive mechanism has useful features which make it attractive both in a multi-core processor and in a Cloud system.

In this paper, we argue that this well-known "regional inversion" has been underestimated.

We argue that Titan is well equipped to handle changing availability of processing resources (Section 5.1).