Sentence examples for disputable issues from inspiring English sources

In spite of all the disputable issues we indicated spots correlated with metastases in the set of patients.

Additionally, too few of our data analyses reached statistical significance, which led to insufficient credibility to draw conclusions for some potentially disputable issues.

The taxonomy of Fusarium spp. has always been a disputable issue [ 1, 8] and is known as a genus in which it is difficult to distinguish species [ 9].

The larger the electorate, the smaller the chances of a disputable outcome.

I knew that some would not regard this as a disputable matter.

Drawing from theologian Roger Olson's work, Wilson regards the "homosexuality" debates as a "disputable matter".

Thus, the animal cell studies, live animal studies, and chemical structure analyses on which petitioners had relied could not raise by themselves a reasonably disputable jury issue regarding causation.

Model-based ecological-economic studies on water management can be a valuable source of information for policy decisions on water-related issues; however, disputable normative assumptions may be involved.

And though its methods are disputable, few dispute the justice of its cause.

If Shakespeare (to take the least disputable example) is a classic, why does every age interpret Shakespeare differently?

While it offered a framework to address the retention issue, this framework used an unstated, disputable assumption – that retention is linked to employee personality.