Sentence examples for debatable effects from inspiring English sources

In a concluding author's note he writes, "And I say that as regards the stealing of signs, my book is not about the debatable effects of a telescope on play but about the undeniable effects of a secret on two men".

The antioxidant or pro-oxidant effects induced by C60 exposure are still a debatable issue [ 40, 51].

The beneficial effect versus risk of metformin administration in patients suffering from chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a debatable issue.

One factor, however, remains debatable: the effect of climate change on the dissemination of dengue.

6 It remains debatable the effect that cross-linking technology has on fillers' performance, and the influence it has on the efficacy and durability of the filler product.

Therefore, it is also debatable whether the effects of taurine seen after an intracerebroventricular injection are relevant in the physiological setting.

Finally, the model also assumes the indirect benefits in reduced hospitalisations are accrued from the vaccination of a single cohort only although it may be debatable if herd effects can be fully realized from vaccination of a single cohort only.

Even though the validity of such equivalence (RRT initiation vs. kidney function recovery) is debatable regarding the effect magnitude, one must consider the much lower side effects of kidney function recovery when compared to RRT side effects.

Even now, records are spotty, leaving the actual effect debatable.

What is debatable is what effect, if any, raising the temperature beyond that has.

How much this has contributed to racial bias in policing over the years is debatable, but the effect is certainly harmful to civility in our society in general.