Sentence examples for disputable in from inspiring English sources

The recharge mechanism of groundwater in the Badain Jaran Desert, North China has been a focus of research and still disputable in the past two decades.

The molecular biological MDM2 and CDK4 analysis indicates that the diagnosis was disputable in 5/11 (45%) pleomorphic liposarcoma patients.

Anyway, the functional status of p53 is disputable in NPC [ 59], which could explain the absence of its prognostic value [ 59], as indicated also in our study.

Although the effect of head size on the BAER is disputable in both dogs and humans, it has been found that large breed dogs have longer wave latencies than small dogs [ 35].

Although careful considerations were made, the choice in different sub-analyses, and assignment of interventions may be disputable in a few cases : In the first arm of the meta-analyses the study of Cress et al. [ 34] not only provides progressive resistance training, but aerobic training as well.

Orion made the disputable claim in its announcement about the forthcoming Moriarty that he "may have committed more (fictional) murders than any other living author".

A third Contrast was more disputable, and in "Associationist Controversies" Bain is principally concerned with the nature and identifiable independence of principles such as these.

The simultaneous extraction of acidic, basic and amphiprotic pollutants from various samples is a considerable and disputable concept in sample preparation strategies.

The Kingdom lost Pomerania and Silesia, the most highly developed and economically important of the original ethnically Polish lands (a disputable designation in case of Slavic Western Pomerania), which left half of the Polish population outside the Kingdom's borders.

Indeed, there are conditions under which experiments at the bench result in a disputable outcome, while in silico demonstrations may produce unequivocal answers to important biological questions (Iyer et al., 2001).

But unleashing students is a disputable concept, particularly in complicated learning environments.