Sentence examples for and it is debatable whether from inspiring English sources

The expression of collagen type X can be detected early during MSC chondrogenesis, and it is debatable whether its expression does signal true hypertrophic differentiation [ 28]; however, it has been correlated with the unstable transient nature of transplanted tissue in vivo, which leads to vascular invasion and calcification [ 29].

Their origins are unclear, and it is debatable whether they are faithful records of history.

That primary is not likely to take place until mid-2013, and it is debatable whether outside consultants actually make a difference.

We should be aware of course of the limitations of the geological record, and it is debatable whether an extreme climate change event analogous to the Anthropocene, if it existed at all, would leave a detectable signal, given our current CO2 proxies and records43.

And while it is within the power of the UN security council to refer a human rights situation to the ICC for investigation, this has failed to materialise for years now – and it is debatable whether consensus for such a measure could ever be reached, given that Mugabe has some long-standing "allies" on the security council.

Strictly speaking Arsène Wenger is no longer a specialist in failure, though his team still look a long way short of the Arsenal of old and it is debatable whether being pushed all the way by Wigan in the semi and now Hull in the final amounts to the sort of success that can be crowed about.

We did make that move and it's debatable whether we made the right one".

We haven't seen many documentaries like this, and it's debatable whether we even need to see this one.

In fact, it's 116 years of tradition and it's debatable whether Super League licenses should be handed out on the basis of what is more convenient for your peers.

Roast chicken with cheese risotto does not seem particularly Viennese, and it's debatable whether the Hungarian paprika sauce outvotes the New England black bass and Nantucket squid in another entree, but meltingly tender braised beef cheeks in a hearty Zweigelt wine sauce show Mr. Bouley at his ersatz-Austrian best.

While the new label did have the resources to promote the band, enabling them to play larger venues with a bigger live production, Classic Rock Productions was more used to promoting 70s veterans such as Uriah Heep, and it's debatable whether describing the band as the second coming of Pink Floyd did them any favours.