Sentence examples for could be debatable from inspiring English sources
Our choice to use this tool could be debatable.
In relation to LICK, however, knot's quality could be debatable and differences in participant and tutor validation should be considered.
It could be debatable considering that most of the literature [ 17- 24] on this subject examines the perspectives of patients or specialists, but very little is known about family physicians' perspectives.
This standard could be debatable according to recent results of randomised trials showing a significant reduction in breast cancer recurrence and mortality with adjuvant chemotherapy for elderly patients (Fargeot et al, 2004; Muss et al, 2005).
Thus, if foot fractures were to be evaluated over the past year in HAART-treated patients, the attributability of the fracture to tenofovir use could be debatable because more fractures might only reflect greater prevalence of tenofovir use in current clinical practice.
An important limitation requires discussion, and that is the particular nature of a retrospective study, the relevance of which could be more debatable because time lapses differed according to patients.
End-stage renal failure poses patients at a high stroke risk and high bleeding risk: LAA occlusion could be a debatable alternative, keeping in mind that all NOAC are contraindicated with creatinine clearance < 15 mL/min and warfarin could increase tissue calcification and enhanced atherosclerosis in this setting.
In addition to the steady-state assumption, FBA assumed optimization of an objective function, which could, in some cases, be debatable from a biological perspective.
that currently runs through pop music – or because they just couldn't is debatable.
The rules can be debatable.
