Sentence examples for disputable measure from inspiring English sources

The least disputable measure of a bad week is any seven-day period that requires a body count at the end of it.

Moreover, there is reason to expect that the emotional burden on nursing staff is relieved if the residents' individual treatment preferences are known and the staff can assume that either implementing or forgoing disputable treatment measures is in accordance with the patient's wishes.

The application of such function-based measures is disputable for various reasons: (i) only few proteins have been characterized in depth; (ii) proteins can perform more than one function; (iii) proteins are frequently part of complexes and thus participate in different functions; (iv) paralogs can accomplish the same function; and (v) orthologs can diverge functionally [ 2].

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

The clinical value of anti-Xa activity measurement is disputable.

But in combining quality indicators to rank hospitals, how one aggregates quality measures for easy understanding is still disputable.

The validity of the use of such risk measures in burden of disease studies in other countries is disputable, since air pollution mixtures (for which PM10 is an indicator) and average population susceptibility may vary between countries [ 11, 56] (Table 2, section 8).

The pathogenesis of this infection remains disputable.

The claim is disputable, the act indefensible.

This latter point, however, is disputable.

Charges incurred on a Department Purchasing Card are not disputable with JPMorgan.