Although the relative contribution of individual ZP glycoproteins remains arguable, a large body of evidence has established that mammalian ZP glycoproteins are responsible for species-restricted binding of sperm to unfertilized eggs, inducing the sperm acrosome reaction, and preventing polyspermy [ 8, 9].
Even in these circumstances, it is arguable that one might acquire further evidence which would render one unjustified in believing p: say, the testimony of expert mathematicians to the effect that one's proof for p harbors some subtle flaw which one lacks the sophistication to detect.
It is also arguable that based on currently available evidence, women who experience prolonged rupture of membranes should be given antibiotics in low-income settings.
Because the evidence of the patient's prospective wishes is arguable, the State has an obligation to argue it and should err on the side of preservation, all other factors being equal.
Although, in principle, is arguable whether this reform meant a reduction in F, there is evidence that, in order to avoid lengthy court procedures, most employers ended up paying much higher firing costs than the statutory ones under "fair" dismissals (Bentolila et al. 2012).
On evidence provided less than a month after the election, it's arguable that those who now lead us tangibly despise us.
In most published studies, indigenous women have been compared with non-indigenous women in the same countries, or evidence for non-indigenous women was applied to indigenous women, with arguable external validity.
The evidence that erosion may have increased in extent over the last 20 years is arguable.
In conclusion, considering that no evidence of systemic exogenous or endogenous hyperestrogenism are on record in our case, it is arguable that the presence of a leiomyoma, close to a pool of adenomyotic foci, along with the overexpression of estrogen receptors and enzymes involved in steroidogenesis, represent a hyperestrogenic microenvironment with converging sources of estrogen biosynthesis.
It concluded: "Whilst it is arguable that Bernard Hogan-Howe should have been more diligent and cautious in terms of responding to press inquiries, the evidence of [his press officers] tend to support [his] account that an unfortunate mistake was made".
