Sentence examples for has remained debatable from inspiring English sources

Although virtually all nucleated cells express MHCI molecules, their expression in neurons has remained debatable, as the central nervous system (CNS) is considered immunologically silent (Aarli 1983).

But the exact details of the impactor's size and speed have remained debatable.

The neural induction has remained a debatable issue pertaining to whether it is a mere default process or it involves precise instructive cues.

In fact, the neural induction has remained a debatable issue pertaining to whether it is a mere default process or it involves precise instructive cues.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00882.015 Although the overall function of Orc6 has remained somewhat debatable, the subunit is one of the pre-RC components recently shown to be mutated in patients with Meier-Gorlin syndrome (MGS) (Bicknell et al., 2011a).

It's debatable if any shape has remained more pure over the years than Aston Martin.

Whether he will ever again produce again the perception and the dynamism he displayed all those summers ago has to remain debatable but what was never in doubt in his opening statement was that he, along with his United team-mates Danny Welbeck and Tom Cleverley, were operating on a superior level to their hitherto overachieving opponents.

They are each worthy, debatable battles, but there's one match-up that I've remained silent on for far too long.

The ideal method of PD catheters insertion remained debatable.

However, the quality of care remained debatable [ 17].

The efficacy of some methods remain debatable and each present technique has its advantages and disadvantages.