Sentence examples for disputable the from inspiring English sources

Although our description of an impact of small caliber coronary arteries for stress perfusion CMR evaluation may be considered disputable, the importance of coronary variability is well known in other cardiovascular imaging conditions.

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

The exact criteria as well as the interpretation of the criteria are disputable.

Therefore, the physical basis for the nonlocal models appears disputable.

Moreover, the claim that economic interdependence automatically ameliorates the chances of conflict is disputable.

We find, however, that the findings of Brod and Shivakumar (1999) are disputable.

If the definition of a word is disputable, insert the definition into the contract.

(This interpretation of Xenophanes, which assimilates him to the Eleatics, is highly disputable given the surviving fragments, but was common in the ancient world).

His conclusion, that abuse of detainees was an aberration, rather than the result of any policy, I think is disputable given the systematic way in which the sere curriculum seems to have been adapted to interrogation uses in Cuba, Iraq, and elsewhere.

While it is disputable whether the Danish conception of the nation is predominantly ethnic or civic (cf. Mouritsen & Olsen, 2013), it relies on a monist idea(l) of society in which Danish norms and values constitute the central reference point by which a political community is preserved and reproduced (Hedetoft, 2010; Jensen, 2014; Mouritsen, 2006).

More disputable is the question of whether the increasing age of poliovirus infection was accompanied by an increase in disease burden.