"All of the motions that we need to go into conference with the House are amendable and debatable". The basis for negotiations will be the Senate bill (which lacks a public option for insurance coverage and contains a tax on expensive health care plans), to which the House can add amendments.
Extrapolate these results to medical spending generally a debatable but reasonable enough basis for estimation and you find that tort reform would save the country as a whole well over $50 billion a year.
Taylor (1998, 2008) traces the history of this depiction, connecting it to early medical advocates of the technology who argued (on the basis of highly debatable evidence) that viewing ultrasound images would cause a woman to form an emotional "bond" with her fetus, producing better compliance with medical advice during prenatal care.
Their main task is to meet on a regular basis to discuss current debatable issues affecting Muslims and to formulate rulings for resolving such issues.
Whether correction for measurement error would be appropriate on the basis of this validation study is still debatable.
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.
The attacks related to Bain originated in the Republican party, now come straight from the president and have a basis in truth (although how relevant the truths are is debatable).
While the legal basis for the US-UK assault on Iraq may still be considered debatable despite the dubious rigmarole at the UN, the outcome hardly resembles anything Hitler planned when he waged aggressive wars.
"Their handiwork," the exhibition states, "was the world's first document putting in practice the principles of self-government" -- in other words, the basis for Connecticut's claim to the title "Constitution State," an assertion some scholars find debatable.
However, on the basis of the data discussed here, the role of Aβ as a primary cause of all AD remains debatable.
