Sentence examples for debatable origin from inspiring English sources

The Paarl property is magnificently memorable right down to its distinctive name, of debatable origin: Some say 17th-century farmers likened the land plot's shape to the Bible's Tower of Babel; others say they named it for the linguistic melting pot that was the valley at the time, with Dutch, French, German and Khoi and San languages intermingling.

Ovarian carcinoma's tissue of origin remains debatable.

We think that this manuscript, which addresses an interesting but certainly debatable problem in the origin of life, is very suitable to appear in this journal, which has a policy to publish reviewers' comments and authors' responses together with a manuscript.

Although the origin is still debatable, a similarity that both 聻 ni 'that' and 裏/里 li 'place' share is anaphoricity, which 呢 ne in modern Chinese inherits.

However, their origin is still debatable and represent a host of different pathological conditions.

Whether these recruited cells form a fully independent population when compared to liver self-renewed macrophages of fetal origin is still debatable.

The origin of this situation is debatable.

Although the origin of this quote is debatable, the message is not.

Notably, although the origin of circulating miRNAs is debatable, the expression profile of circulating miRNAs is obviously different from that of the miRNAs in pathological tissues [ 11, 22].

Notably, although the origin of circulating miRNAs is debatable, the expression profile of circulating miRNAs is obviously different from those in pathological tissues [ 22– 22].

It is debatable however, under which atmospheric conditions the origin of the genetic code occurred, and therefore which were the amino acids that were relevant for an early metabolism.