The phrase "arguably induced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or outcome that can be reasonably claimed to have been caused or influenced by something, though it may be open to debate.
Example: "The economic downturn was arguably induced by a series of poor policy decisions made by the government."
Alternatives: "possibly caused" or "potentially influenced".
The Zwicker count was dropped by the full Senate on the grounds that McCarthy's conduct was arguably "induced" by Zwicker's own behavior.
Our results also suggest that pre-existing immunity, arguably induced by prior exposure to inter-pandemic influenza, provided short-lived protection against the new pandemic virus of 1918.
While the preliminary HIA had arguably induced some improvements in specific health outcomes (e.g. malaria, traffic accidents, minor sexually-transmitted infections), broader systemic health issues raised by the international panel of experts appointed by the World Bank were ignored or dismissed by the Consortium of corporate stakeholders [ 74].
Again like her, he suffered from near-continuous ill health, arguably self-induced through a perverse carelessness in sexual indulgence, while Tristan's ailments were the near-inevitable consequence of the punishing schedule she set herself as a travelling political organiser.
The method relies on the use of low concentrations of reductants under net oxidizing conditions, arguably by inducing a locally reducing environment on the catalyst surface through different chemical mechanisms.
This is not comparable to the data reported here where tau phosphorylation is reduced in the context of chronic HFD induced hyperinsulinemia; arguably a model more reflective of diet induced hyperinsulinemia in man.
In ex vivo organotypic slices; physiological concentrations of Aβ dimers and trimers, but arguably not monomers, induce loss of hippocampal synapses, which requires the activation of NMDARs [ 36].
The best example is arguably exercise, which induces ROS production followed by the coordinated upregulation of specific antioxidant enzymes, such as SOD2.
Arguably, the subsequent relatively fast swelling was induced by CO2 dissolution in the coal matrix (Reucroft and Patel 1986; Walker et al. 1988a, b; Romanov and Soong 2008).
The inability to sustain the initial tumor stabilization or regression induced by VEGF pathway blockers is arguably the most vexing problem now encountered by oncologists who care for patients with RCC.
There is a parasitic quality to it, as it manages to eat away at an (arguably) stable social construct, inducing fear through what we only imagine on movie screens.
